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October 14, 2010 

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“Moving Sale” Mini-Cassia 

Storage 1550 Hwy 30 in Heyburn. 

Numbers 205 and 332. Everything 

from A-Z. October 22 & 

23 10am-4pm. (09) 

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Contact us today for your consultation 

1945 Hiland Ave 

Burley, ID 83318 

208-878-7721 

Estate Sale: Friday, October 

24th and Saturday, October 25th, 

590 N 300 E, Rupert. Furniture, 

Christmas, comic books, sports 

cards, collectables, kitchen ware, 

Ductless Heat Pumps 

Our new 3 zone system qualifies for the tax credit 

Call Brent Petterson at: 

Lower Heat & A/C Bills 

Replaces Baseboard and Ceiling Heat 

Rebates and Tax Credits Available 

Diamond Tool Box, antiques. 

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Kerry 

532-4387 (09) 

Peters Estate Sale: 1820 T 

Street, Heyburn. October 21st 

and 22nd (9-6) October 23rd 

(9-2) Riding lawn mower, 2 

beds, entertainment center, 

TV, VCR, glass display piece, 

antique buffet, antique stained 

glass window, hide-a-bed, 

�ling cabinets, book shelf, 

roto-tiller, ladders, canning 

jars, trunks, �shing poles, 

yard tools, kitchen items, hand 

tools. Call for speci�c items. 

Managed by Blue Cow. Call 

312-4900 

Salvation Station Closing sale, 

Entire store 50% off. All clothing 

$1 a bagful. 617 D Street, 

Rupert. Just around the corner 

from the library. Hurry, Friday, 

October 22nd is the last day. 

Open 10-6 every day. (09) 

Burley house for rent, 3 bedroom 

2 bath, w/d hookups, gas 

� replace, walk in closet, no 

smoking/ no pets, $695 month 

$500 deposit. 670-2311 (tfn) 

Burley: Great commercial 

building. Owner very moti- 

Fleece On Sale 

20% 

OFF 

Mill End Fabrics 

1358 Overland • Burley • 878-5713 

vated. Use your imagination 

for the many possible uses and 

priced at only $175,000. Old 

Elks Building. Call Joe Taylor 

at Carey and Adams 678- 

9400 (MLS109512) (09) 

Everyone is invited to the Burley 

Public Library at 12 p.m. Saturday, 

October 23, for a 30 minute 

sample of the Magic Valley 

Harvest Fundraiser Show. Lots 

of musical fun. Bring the kids. 

(09) 

Found: Black and white hunting 

dog near Acequia, 400 East 

450 North, Rupert. Call 532- 

4453 or 431-4453 (09) 

For rent in Declo, 3 bedroom, 

newly remodeled, paint, cabinets, 

carpet, tile, windows, great 

in town location, no smoking, no 

pets, references required, $550 

month, $400 deposit. Call 670- 

3800 or 435-640-6102. Available 

now. (09) 

2 free kittens to a good home, 

1 female, 1 male, 7 weeks old. 

650-6657 (09) 

Land: Vacant land 1.92 Acres 

for $22000 BID water with 

sprinkler system. Call Joe at 678- 

9400 Carey and Adams (MLS # 

109323) (09) 

For sale: Nice twin size bed; 

mattress; box spring; with matching 

desk, all bedding included 

$150. Great Karaoke machine 

with many discs $50. Call 438- 

2054 leave message ok. (09) 

High Speed 

Wireless Internet 

Starting at 

$ 3495 * Does not include $5 equipment rental 

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October 14, 2010 — Page 3 

Paul Congregational Church 

Harvest Dinner & Bazaar 

Tuesday, November 2nd 

from 5-8 pm 

Dinner will be turkey with all the trimmings 

homemade noodles and pies, served family style. 

Bazaar includes baked goods, candies, 

noodles and crafts 

Free Will Offering 212 N. 2nd W. 

Rupert: Priced at only $74,500 

a must see 3 bdrm/ 1 bth with 2 

utility sheds, Close to schools 

and shopping. Call Joe Taylor 

at Carey and Adams 678- 

9400 (MLS# 109343) (09) 

For rent in Rupert, 3 bedroom 1 

bath, fridge and range included, 

washer/dryer hookups, 1502 D. 

Street, no smoking, no pets, 1 

year lease, $600 month, $600 deposit. 

Call 312-4353 (09) 

For rent Albion, 2 large bedrooms, 

one bath, new carpets, 

kitchen and bath, � rst month free 

with 12 month lease, references 

required. $550 plus electric, water 

and sewer, propane and electric 

forced air. Call 312-2557 

(09) 

For rent Albion, 3 bedroom, 

2 bath trailer, wood burning 

� replace, $550. References required. 

Call 312-2557 (09) 

For rent New duplex, large 2 

bedroom, 1 bath, quiet in Albion, 

all appliances, washer/dryer 

hookups, AC, 1200 sq. ft., parking, 

end of street, great views. 

$650, references required. Call 

312-2557 (09) 

Price Reduced!! Fantastic value. 

3 bedroom 2 bath home built 

in 1997. Very clean. Central air 

conditioning. ONLY $59,500 

#108883 Call John or Cindy at 

Povlsen Realty. 678-5777 (09) 

Will pay cash to buy good farm 

land with MID water. Call Carey 

and Adams Joe Taylor 678- 

9400 (09) 

Studio apartment for rent, $180 

month, basement, 1724 Almo, 

Burley. Call after 5:00 p.m. 678- 

0904 (09) 

For sale: 18 ft wide x 12 ft. tall 

electric shop door. Call 670- 

0740 (06) 

For sale: Double wide mobile 

home on country lot, excellent 

condition, move-in ready, 3 bedroom 

2 bath, over 1500 sq. ft, all 

electric, AC, all appliances furnished, 

lot includes 2 car garage 

and storage shed. Call 431-4220 

or 436-4220 (09) 

Four bedroom two bath for rent. 

Call 436-0240 (09) 

Part-time receptionist position 

available at high pro� le establishment 

in Burley. Interested individuals 

must possess pro� cient 

computer skills and have a command 

of the English language in 

both speaking and writing. Pro- 

fessional attire and grooming 

a must. Wage dependent upon 

skills and experience. Send detailed 

resume to P.O. Box 878, 

Burley, ID 83318-0878 prior to 

Nov. 1. (06) 

Lost Dog: South of Burley, 

female, Saint Bernard, brown 

leather collar. 862-6425 (09) 

Rupert: Beautiful large 

country home with 3 bdrm/2 

bth, handicapped accessible, detached 

insulated garage plus several 

outbuildings. 2.8 ac. comes 

with a 16 ft boat /outboard motor 

and a trolling motor. Dropped 

price to 169,000 Call Joe Taylor 

at Carey and Adams 678-9400. 

(MLS109321) (09) 

Wanted to buy scrap metal, Junk 

cars, trucks, tractors etc. Paying 

$35/ton and up, cash deposit up 

front. Two ton or more. Will 

pick up on site. Call 431-1216 if 

no answer leave message (Since 

2004) (06) 

Positions for CNAs and NAs. 

Starting wage for CNAs $9.50 

for NAs $8.75. Night shift work 

pays differential. Apply in person, 

or call Robert at Mini-Cassia 

Care Center. Call 208-678-9474. 

EOE (28) 

Colostrum Fed Cross Bred Baby 

Bull Calves. Andersen Dairy. 

Ben Andersen 670-2543 or 221- 

7969 (06) 

For Rent 2 bdrm/1 bth at 751 

Miller also have in the Paul area 

3 bd/2 bth MH in country. 678- 

9400 (09) 

Fantastic Value! 2 bedroom 1 

bath home with a full basement. 

1064 sq. ft up and 1064 sq. ft 

in the basement. Carport. Metal 

siding and Metal roof. Large lot. 

ONLY 79,900 109499 Call John 

or Cindy at Povlsen Realty. 678- 

5777 (09) 

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Code words and actions 

I’m sure you’ve seen what I’m 

about to describe dozens of times 

but you’ve never really � gured out 

the secret. Here’s the scenario: 

A couple is playing a game of cards 

with two elderly relatives. The Husband 

is a jokester, loving nothing 

more than to tease the other three 

players. Sometimes he wins the 

game, more often he loses, but one 

thing is for sure; at a certain point 

in the game his wife sends him ‘the 

signal’ and seconds later he ends 

the game abruptly, telling the other 

Jay Lenkersdorfer players it is time for them to go. 

This ‘secret code’ has transpired between 

this couple since they were married, getting them out of family 

Christmas parties, dinners and other events, always without a 

single spoken word. Those of us in the family would love to know 

their secret, but to date they are far too clever for any of us to catch 

them at the game. 

Sometimes the secret code isn’t a spoken word but is a special look, 

the twist of a wedding band, a blink or even a suppressed ‘fake’ 

cough. 

I have always been impressed with some of the secret signs used 

in the Spanish culture to send important messages. My favorite is 

when a parent sends a sign to their child by making a little chopping 

motion with their palm pointed upward. The arm hardly moves but 

the wrist is bending in just the right way – almost like an upside 

down wave. 

The message is simple – keep that up and you are going to get a 

good spanking! It can be so subtle that nobody else in the room sees 

the message being sent, but the child knows he has been given fair 

warning. 

Some years ago I was invited to do a ‘ride along’ with my next door 

neighbor who was a police of� cer. He was a smart guy and a really 

good cop. During this patrol we passed a kid on a motorcycle. In 

an instant my friend had the patrol car turned around and his lights 

activated. 

As it turned out, the kid was driving without a license, registration 

or insurance. After a stern talking to, the teen was sent on his way – 

on foot – with instructions to come back the next day and push his 

motorcycle home. 

I was intrigued that my friend was able to read the kid’s ‘code’ and 

see that he was up to no good. When I asked what the trigger was, 

my friend answered, “He waved to me.” He went on to say that had 

the teenager ignored him he wouldn’t have thought twice about the 

encounter, but his friendly wave as they passed tipped him off. 

“He could have � ipped me off and I wouldn’t have thought he was 

up to anything, but that friendly wave told me he was guilty.” 

The � nal code I want to write about is that between siblings. This 

is a code that is usually exchanged with a glance and a smile. I saw 

just this look as I lost my cool one day and let a few ‘foreign’ words 

� y off my tongue. My sons were in the car and their little coded exchange 

was meant to say “we’ll bring this up later because to do it 

now would bring down the wrath of dad upon us.” I know the look; 

I used to exchange it with my own brothers. 

My mother is in her mid 80’s and is still relatively healthy, but there 

are so many of us kids, 10 in all, that I think she can’t remember to 

whom she told which story. When she begins a story that we have 

heard several times before, my siblings and I simply exchange that 

little smile between us, which is our way of saying, ‘oh, you’ve 

heard this one before too.” We hate to cut mom off mid sentence 

because she really enjoys telling them. 

I have my own codes but to reveal them in this column would destroy 

a lifetime of work. You’ll just have to guess whether it is a 

wink or a nod! 


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Engine Repair. 30 years experience. 

Most affordable mechanic 

in Mini-Cassia. Will � x all 

brands of machines. Call 300- 

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Robin’s Pumpkin Paradise, 

Homegrown pumpkins, games, 

family fun, great for � eldtrips, 

live music 2:30 – 5:30, 270 

North Worthington, Oakley. Follow 

signs. 208-862-7835 Owners 

Wayne and Robin Bench (06) 

Thinking of installing a home 

theater system? I can help with 

the design and installation of 

your surround sound speakers, 

projectors, lighting and other 

electronics. You buy the system, 

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trying to � gure out how it all ties 

together. Call Kevin’s Electronic 

Installation, 670-2750 (tfn) 

Jesus is 

The Answer 

SMILE 

GOD 

LOVES 

YOU 

Proverbs 16:20 

Whoso Trusteth in the 

Lord, happy is he 

J.C.H.T.M.R.K. 

Christopher Lee Buerkle, son of 

Lisa and Jerry Buerkle of Rupert, 

Idaho, has been called to serve a 

mission for the Church of Jesus 

Christ of Latter-day Saints in the 

Curitiba, Brazil Mission. 

Christopher graduated from 

Minico High School, earned his Eagle 

Scout Award, is a United States 

Marine and served a tour in Iraq. 

Christopher is a member of the 

Rupert 3rd Ward and will enter the 

MTC on October 27, 2010. 

Brigham Duncan, son of Paul and 

Kathy Duncan of Rupert, has been 

called to serve a mission for the 

Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday 

Saints in the Salvador South 

Brazil mission. Brigham graduated 

from Minico High School in 2009 

and is an Eagle Scout. He attended 

BYU for a year before leaving on 

his mission. He is a member of the 

Rupert 1st Ward. 

Brigham entered the MTC on 

October 6, 2010. 

Larry and Kay Winn are happy to 

announce their 50th anniversary. An 

open house celebration will be held 

The children of Annette Kent and 

the children of Allen Swensen are 

pleased to announce the marriage 

of their parents which took place on 

October 16, 2010 at the Twin Falls 

Temple. 

Friends and family are invited 

to attend an open house held in their 

honor on Friday, October 22, 2010 

from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at the 

home of Troy and Sarah Kent, 376 

North 400 East, Rupert, Acequia, 

Id. 

The bride and groom are re- 

Missionaries 

Anniversaries 

Weddings 

in their honor Friday the 22nd from 

6 pm-9 pm at the Burley Inn. 

questing no gifts, only your company 

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Call Kevin’s Electronic Installation 

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Telephone systems for your 

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Call Kevin’s Electronic 

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Licensed and insured. (tfn) 

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have clogs, leaks or need repairs, 

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fast, fair, friendly service Call 

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funds are based in US dollars. 

800 numbers may or may not 

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Now Hiring: Companies desperately 

need employees to assemble 

products at home. NO 

selling, any hours. $500 weekly 

potential. Info. 1-985-646-1700, 

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Missionary Discounts 

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Wrinkle-free dress shirts $25* 

Washable slacks • Overcoats 

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Missionary packages available 

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read were submitted by individuals 

in the community. The Weekly 

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nor have we veri� ed the submissions 

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opinions of the individuals that 

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the opinions of the Weekly Mailer. 

Read at your own risk. 

Foreigner, Thank you for 

introducing yourself, it 

de� nitely puts things into 

perspective. May I introduce 

myself? I am not from another 

country. I was born and raised in 

The Good old US of A, and went 

to school at a time when prayer 

and the Pledge of Allegiance were 

part of every student’s day. My 

Grandfathers, Uncles and Father 

all served this country. One Uncle, 

who was held in a Japanese 

POW camp from the initial attack 

at Pearl Harbor until the end of 

the war, came home crippled for 

life. He credited his survival to 

the “hope” he drew from the 8 by 

10 American Flag he kept hidden 

in his personal clothing. He 

did so at the risk of certain death 

had it been discovered. What I’m 

trying to say is that unlike you, I 

take great pride in America’s “exceptionalism” 

because without a 

doubt she’s The Greatest Nation 

this world has ever known. Perhaps 

you could join our current 

President on his Global Apology 

Tour or at least go home if you 

dislike America so much. 

I never “coined the cutesy 

phrase” don’t ask don’t tell. I responded 

to “unemployed and hating 

it” who thinks that what made 

America great was people of all 

colors, religions, (don’t knows 

and don’t want to knows). That 

sounds awfully close to don’t 

ask don’t tell to me. Secondly, 

the discussion was about what 

made America GREAT!! Not 

her SCARS!! Using your logic 

against me and homosexuals is 

as silly as me calling you a Racist 

since you excluded the Black 

Slaves from your tirade against 

America and the mistreatment of 


the native Indians. Yes, America 

has a checkered past, even a very 

ugly side. However, you can not 

always lay every child’s sin at the 

feet of his parent. 

Manifest Destiny came with 

Andrew Jackson, not the founders 

– Regardless, warts and all, 

by the Grace of God, America 

rose up to be a world leader in 

everything that is good. How did 

she do it? What made that possible? 

I maintain that it was our 

Christian heritage and trust in 

The Almighty God! 

As for my sin of “textual indebtedness”. 

Read it and weep! 

Not only will you � nd the religions 

of all the founders but the 

� rst Congress as well. (No Muslims!) 

Thank you ancestry.com, 

history no longer belongs to the 

revisionists! 

David 

Malta 

www.adherents.com/gov/ 

Founding_Fathers?Religion.html 

www.adherents.com/gov/congress_001.html 

What in the world was 

the Mayor of Burley 

and his cronies thinking 

when they approved a raise 

for city employees? Doesn’t 

he know we are in a recession? 

Check with the people of north 

Burley and � nd out what I mean. 

They gave a raise to city employ- 

Sound Off 

ees and yet the teachers of our 

community had to take a pay cut? 

Is the State smarter or do they 

know something we don’t? The 

time is ticking for the Mayor and 

his three cronies. 

I 

was just reading the paper 

about the garbage people getting 

a raise, it’s a dirty job 

and I understand the chore, but 

seriously they are slacking. 

How are they going to say they 

work for the people of Burley 

and leave our garbage dumpsters 

laying on their sides every 

Thursday morning for us to pick 

up ourselves? If that’s the case, 

lower our garbage bill and tip us 

for once because it has become a 

chore for us to pick up our garbage 

cans every week. 

5th and Malta 

My cousin was murdered 

March 31st by her husband. 

They were going 

through a divorce and one night 

meeting each other at the bar by 

accident caused him to snap and 

her to lose her life. Over the 

time that has passed I’ve heard 

people talk about the reasons this 

man had to do such an evil thing. 

How she liked the bars and they 

dated different people, but where 

people go wrong is she wasn’t 

just his wife. She left behind ten 

children, � ve of them living with 

her. She had family who loved 

her very much. He may have 

had good reason to hate her but 

their was no good reason to take 

her life. Every day we watch 

these children wake up missing 

their mom, not quite understanding 

why they will never see their 

mom again, separated and in different 

homes. There is no good 

reason to take something so precious 

from these defenseless children. 

Cori Jo Beltran 

To the Foreigner who hates 

America. Why don’t you 

just go back to wherever 

it was that you got that “supercilious 

exceptionalisam” education 

of yours? I don’t have your 

books to read. Is it safe to guess 

that they were written by the 

likes of Jeremiah Wright, “G.D. 

America!” 

Just so we are all clear about 

the “scores of Anglo-European 

settlers that were killed for there 

religious tenets.” It has been documented, 

Case Closed. {George 

Bush and Dick Cheney!} You 

make a great case for CLOSED 

BORDERS! 

Go Home ET, God Bless America. 

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Trees 

The City of Burley administration 

has neglected to continue 

the enforcement of the sidewalk 

ordinance over many years. Had 

they done so, the cost to the homeowner 

would have been feasible. 

Prices over the years have gone 

from $40 for a 5 ft by 5 ft walk or 

25 sq. ft to $133 estimate 

It is now time for the city 

to take charge of all the entities 

above. 

The city owns the property 

from the center of the roads, both 

directions up to a few inches inside 

the sidewalk towards the 

home. Handicap corners should 

be installed at the time the sidewalks 

are done. Eight squares for 

alleys per block and reinforced. 

A lot of trees are heaving the 

walks. There are dead trees and 

diseased trees. The city should 

remove the trees this winter especially 

on the city blocks that 

will have repairs done in 2011. 

They should continue this as time 

permits over the following years. 

New trees can be replanted, the 

kind that more beauti� es our 

town like maple trees of different 

varieties and other types that are 

good for the climate. 

The size of this project should 

receive very competitive bids, 

even the concrete companies will 

look at it very favorably, again 

keeping the cost at a minimum. 

The city has budgeted for 

curb and gutters and handicap 

corners, but feasibly not enough, 

but every dollar counts. 

The $5 to be charged each 

month on the cities 3500 accounts, 

equals $210,000 a year. 

This completes side walk repair 

in 5 years. 

The down town sidewalks are 

twice the size so they would pay 

$10 per month. 

Sidewalks across the alleys 

also need to be addressed. We 

can � nd the money to do this 

project and keep it going until 

all sidewalk issues are completed 

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P225/70TR-15 146.87 

P235/70SR-15 156.14 

P265/70SR-15 175.93 

P215/70SR-16 153.87 

P225/70SR-16 163.42 

P235/70TR-16 163.27 

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Martha Aurella Babbitt Doman, 

age 89, of Burley, passed away 

on Sunday, Oct. 10, 2010, at her 

home. 

Martha was born on Nov. 

1, 1920, in Acequia, Idaho, to 

Lorenzo and Hannah Stokes Babbitt. 

She joined a family, which 

already contained seven girls and 

four boys, to make an even dozen. 

She attended schools in Minidoka 

County until high school graduation 

in 1937, when she was 16 

years old. Her mother became 

very ill at that time, and Martha 

helped with her care until her 

passing in 1938. 

At age 18, Martha married 

Eldon Doman in Rupert. In time, 

six sons and four daughters joined 

their family in Cassia County. 

She worked at the bakeries in 

Safeway and Albertson’s, prior 

to working at Doman’s Guest 

Ranch, and Doman’s Shoes. She 

loved sports and bowling gave 

her a lot of pleasure and friends. 

Additionally, Martha wrote beautiful 

poetry, and enjoyed knitting 

and crocheting. 

She was a member of the LDS 

Church. Her favorite church assignments 

were visiting teaching, 

Jr. Sunday school teacher, and 

sports director. 

She is survived by four sons, 

Leon Doman and Dale (Ronda) 

Doman all of Burley, Randy 

(Laurie) Doman of Cottonwood, 

and Craig (Tammy) Doman of 

Taylorsville, Utah; four daughters, 

Dee Ann Cahoon of Filer, 

Gay Dawn Doman, Dorene 

(Bruce) Hutchinson, and Cathy 

(Charly) Libby all of Boise; and 

numerous grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, 

and great-greatgrandchildren. 

Martha was preceded in death 

by her parents; husband; seven 

sisters; four brothers; two sons; a 

granddaughter; one grandson; and 

numerous nieces and nephews. 

The funeral was held Friday, 

Oct. 15, at the Burley LDS 4th 

Ward Church, 515 E. 16th St., in 

Burley, with Bishop Royce Otte 

of� ciating. Burial was in the Paul 

Cemetery. 

Arrangements were entrusted 

to the care of Rasmussen Funeral 

Home, 1350 E. 16th St., in 

Burley. 


Martha Aurella Babbitt Doman Rose Schenk 

Doyle Willard, 87, of Mountain 

Home, Arkansas, 

passed away Monday, 

October 11, 2010. Graveside services 

were held Monday, October 

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Obituaries 

Rose Schenk, 93 year old longtime 

Rupert resident, passed away 

peacefully Saturday, October 9, 

2010, at Minidoka Memorial Hospital 

with her family by her side. 

Rose was born on April 8, 

1917, in Declo, Idaho, the second 

child born to Joseph and Vandetta 

Bunn Wolf. She graduated from 

Declo High School in 1935, and 

married her beloved husband, 

John A Schenk on April 5, 1936. 

They celebrated 72 wonderful 

years together. To this union 

were born two sons, Ronald Gene 

Schenk and Gerald Dean Schenk, 

both deceased and one daughter, 

Jo Ann (Doug) Bagley of Burley. 

Rose was a very hard working 

woman throughout her life and 

was always by her husband’s 

side. Her passion in life was gardening, 

crocheting, and spending 

time with her family. She was an 

active member of the Trinity Lutheran 

Church. 

Rose is survived by her loving 

daughter, Jo Ann (Doug) 

Bagley of Burley; three grandchildren, 

Becky (Luis) Aguilar of 

Filer, Wendy (Mario) Calderon 

Shandra Lee Bennett Witherspoon, 

age 31, passed away on 

Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010, at the 

St. Alphonsus Regional Medical 

Center in Boise, due to a lingering 

illness. 

Shandra was born on Sept. 4, 

1979, to Delbert Lavere Bennett 

Jr. and Shauna Van Sickle Bennett 

at the Twin Falls Hospital. She 

was the oldest of three girls. She 

attended school in Eden and Hazelton, 

and later graduated from 

Declo High School in 1997. 

Her great love of music 

brought much enjoyment by playing 

the piano and the alto saxophone. 

She had a great senseof-humor 

and appreciated the 

fun games and activities of the 

extended family at the Fourth of 

July parties each year. The hugs 

and accomplishments received at 

the many family reunions were 

the light of her life. 

In 1999, Shandra married 

Michael Witherspoon and they 

had a daughter, Brianna Jean, 

and a son, Tyler Lavere. These 

of Burley, and Dallan Cantrell of 

Oakley; ten great-grandchildren; 

and three great-great grandchildren; 

and one sister, Louise (Fred) 

Nelson of Twin Falls. 

She was preceded in death 

by her parents; husband John; her 

two sons, Ronnie and Gerald; her 

brother, Lloyd; and sister, Nellie. 

On behalf of the family we 

would like to thank the staff at 

Minidoka Memorial Hospital for 

their care and compassion for 

Rose and the family. 

The funeral was held Thursday, 

October 14, 2010, at Trinity 

Shandra Lee Bennett Witherspoon 

children were the joy of her life. 

Later, they were divorced and she 

moved on. 

A dear friend, James Jackson, 

came into her life and she began 

to show her very compassionate 

service. Shandra had a large 

heart. She loved people and had 

the courage to � ght the battles of 

the underdog all her life. 

Shandra will be missed by 

a large immediate and extended 

family and many friends and 

loved ones. 

She is survived by her bio- 

Lutheran Church, 909 Eight St. 

in Rupert, with Pastor Joel Pike 

of� ciating. Burial followed at 

the Rupert Cemetery. A visitation 

was held from 6 to 8 p.m. 

Wednesday at Hansen Mortuary 

in Rupert, 710 6th St., and an hour 

before the service at the church on 

Thursday. 

In lieu of � owers, memorials 

may be made to the Rupert Trinity 

Lutheran Church, 909 8th St., 

Rupert, Idaho, 83350. 

logical children, Brianna Bennett 

and Tyler Bennett of Albion; her 

parents, Delbert and Shauna Bennett 

of Albion; two sisters, Lacy 

Lynn (Brian) Moon of Rexburg, 

and Logan Marie Bennett of Albion; 

her grandparents, Lavere and 

Jeannine Bennett of Murtaugh 

and Edith Van Sickle of Buhl; 

and her � ancé, James Jackson of 

Boise. 

She was preceded in death by 

her grandfather, Jack Van Sickle; 

and a cousin, Jana Bell Thornton. 

The funeral was held Tuesday, 

Oct. 12, at the Albion LDS Church 

with Bishop Randy Brackenbury 

of� ciating. Burial was in the 

Pleasant Hill Cemetery. 

Arrangements were entrusted 

to the care of Rasmussen Funeral 

Home, 1350 E. 16th St., in 

Burley. 

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After a long bout with cancer, 

Ruben Weimer, 83, of Heyburn, 

passed away Sunday, Sept. 26, 

2010, at Countryside Care and 

Rehabilitation with his wife, Jo 

Ann, and his sister, Leah at his 

side. 

Ruben was born June 27, 

1927, at Rexburg, Idaho, to David 

and Della Weimer, one of 

12 children. His family moved 

to the south Burley area where 

he lived until they moved to a 

farm in the Pioneer area in 1942. 

There, he quit school in the 10th 

grade to help his father farm. He 

joined the army in 1945, training 

at Fort Lewis, Washington and 

was shipped over to the Frankfurt 

area of Germany with the 332nd 

Engineers, attached to the Army 

Air Corps. He helped rebuild an 

air� eld there and attained rank of 

Tech 5th grade. 

Returning home, he once 

again farmed with his family 

until he left to live the life as a 

cowboy in the Three Forks, Montana 

area. In 1954, he worked as 

a guide giving tourists horseback 

tours in Yellowstone Park. While 

there, he met his future wife, Jo 

Ann Hyde, who worked at Hamilton 

Store. They were married 

October 17, 1954, in the Congregational 

Church in Salt Lake 

City, Utah. After several moves 

and the birth of one daughter, 

Linda, they moved to the Rupert 

area, where he eventually farmed 

and another daughter, Benita, was 

born. Ruben retired in 1989 and 

enjoyed some travel and going to 

Obituaries 

Ruben Weimer 

Jackpot, Nevada. He always kept 

a horse or two and even a mule 

he trained. 

He is survived by his wife, Jo 

Ann of Heyburn; daughters, Linda 

(Mark) Rosa and Benita (Chris) 

Nelson; brothers, Edward (Mary 

Lee) Weimer, John (Yvonne) 

Weimer, Don (Pat) Weimer and 

Jim (Glenda) Weimer; sisters, 

Leah Jones, Jane Clark and Lorraine 

Weimer; brother-in-law, 

Richard Scheele; grandsons, Jesse 

Williams, Adam (Cassandra) 

Rosa and Zachary Rosa; greatgrandchildren, 

Brayden Rosa, 

Addisun Rosa and Alyssa Rosa. 

He was preceded in death by his 

parents; grandparents; brother, 

Harry Weimer; and sisters, Pauline 

Kraus, Sarah Martsch and 

Ruth Scheele. 

The funeral was held Saturday, 

October 2, at Paul Pine Chapel, 

with Pastor Brandon Wallace 

of� ciating. Interment was at Paul 

Cemetery with military rites by 

Mini-Cassia veterans. 

The family of Ruben Weimer extends heartfelt 

thanks to all who expressed their sympathy in 

many ways -cards, calls, flowers, food, and 

funeral attendance. Special thanks to Dr. 

Saurey and staff at Countryside Care and 

Rehab, Pastor Wallace and the Mini-Cassia 

Veterans. 

Wilson-Bates thief gets 10 years probation 

By Stephanie Hansen 

Weekly News Journal 

BURLEY – A former Wilson- 

Bates employee who pocketed 

over $7,000 from her employer 

instead of depositing it into the 

company’s bank account was 

sentenced to a 10-year suspended 

jail sentence on Tuesday. 

Tiffany L. Leon, 30, will not 

be incarcerated unless she violates 

her probation order, which 

bars her from using drugs or 

alcohol, possessing a � rearm, or 

having responsibility for depositing 

money at a workplace without 

written consent from a future 

employer. If she violates any of 

those terms, she will face between 

three to 10 years in prison. 

Leon entered into a plea 

agreement with prosecutors on 

Sept. 29, in which she entered 

an Alford plea to a grand theft 

charge, admitting that the state 

had enough evidence to convict 

her, but not admitting guilt in 

the thefts. In return, prosecutors 

recommended the suspended jail 

sentence. 

While working for Wilson- 

Bates, Leon had been in charge 

of making deposits to the bank. 

The grand theft charge against 

her came about after other 

employees at the furniture store 

noticed that she had been making 

deposits sporadically instead 

of on a regular schedule, which 

gave her access to large amounts 

of cash, Cannon told the court. 

She would then take some of that 

cash, and either repay it with her 

own money to make a deposit, or 

take money from one deposit to 

cover another one. 

“It’s clear that that’s what she 

started doing,” said Deputy Prosecuting 

Attorney Blaine Cannon. 

“When the other employees 

� nally caught on, she was in 

the position of not being able to 

cover the cash that she had taken, 

and that was where the shortage 

came from. And when it was 

all said and done, she had taken 

thousands of dollars.” 

All told, Leon had taken 

$7,345.53 in cash, and had failed 

to deposit $10,000 in checks customers 

had written to the store. 

Cannon said other Wilson-Bates 

Photo by Stephanie Hansen – News Journal 

Tiffany Leon makes a statement to the court at her sentencing 

hearing on Tuesday. Leon received a 10-year suspended jail 

sentence for taking over $7,000 from Wilson-Bates, where she 

formerly worked. 

employees had to call each customer 

whose checks had gone 

missing and ask them to reissue 

the checks, many of whom did 

so. 

As part of her plea agreement, 

Leon agreed to pay $10,320.53 

to Wilson-Bates to cover the cash 

she took, the checks that were not 

recovered, and the time it took 

the employees to work with customers 

to reissue the checks. She 

will pay at least $100 per month 

for the next six months, and at 

least $150 per month thereafter 

until all of the money is repaid. 

Her refusal to admit responsibility 

for stealing the cash 

by entering an Alford plea was 

“unfortunate,” Cannon said. 

“I think her friends and former 

co-workers would be interested 

in hearing her express some 

remorse, would be interested in 

hearing her take responsibility 

and would have some closure 

and be able to start moving on 

more easily if she were willing to 

take responsibility for what she 

knows she did,” he told District 

Judge Michael Crabtree at the 

hearing. 

Several of Leon’s former co- 

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workers were present at Tuesday’s 

hearing, but declined to 

make a statement to the court. 

Leon’s attorney, Timothy Schneider, 

said Leon has no criminal 

record, and has had a dif� cult 

time � nding employment since 

the charges emerged. He asked 

Judge Crabtree to grant probation 

in the case, as was outlined 

in the plea agreement. 

“It’s in everybody’s best interest 

that Miss Leon go back to 

work in whatever capacity she 

is able to at this point, and start 

making those payments,” he 

said. 

After her attorney’s remarks, 

Leon addressed the court to say 

that she is a “very good person” 

and is actively looking for work. 

“I’m just sorry for what has 

happened and I just hope I can 

get on with my life and be with 

my kids and become the person 

that I know I can be,” she said. 

Judge Crabtree told the court 

that he would impose the sentence 

in the plea agreement, but 

told Leon that he was also concerned 

about her Alford plea.


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north and south – east and west 

as needed. 

Remember the work shop 

meeting at City Hall November 

3, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. Public invited. 

Please come, we need your 

input. 

Vaughn E. Egan 

City Councilman 

P.S. Next letter 10-26-10 backing 

up the reason why the city 

should de� nitely � x the items on 

concern. 

In response to the high volume 

of calls, requests & on site inquiries 

that we receive daily 

for travel information, “We have 

expanded our information area.” 

In the past we have had only ‘Idaho 

& local’ information available. 

Our explanation will allow us to 

have ‘travel information’ 

available covering the ‘Western 

States.’ Our reservation service 

will continue , we are very happy 

to assist you with reservations as 

your travels continue. 

A ‘Business Wall’ is in place. 

It will allow all business men/ 

women to display their business 

cards. 

This is a ‘free’ service extended 

to you from our expanded ‘Travelers 

Information Center’ to introduce 

our guests & travelers to 

you & the service you offer. 

Welcome! to our expanded 

‘Travelers Information Center’. 

Arlen/ Mary, 208-436-3652. 

Ok we just received a letter 

from a local truck center 

now they will be billing 

through a Birmingham, Alabama 

called Interstate Billing Service. 

I called this company and they 

do billing for hundreds of company’s 

across the United States 

what is wrong with keeping jobs 

in Idaho they sure want us to shop 

at home. These businesses around 

here always want to preach shop 

at home but they in turn need to 

keep jobs at home. 

Feel free to use my name I 

used to shop at home maybe not 

much longer. 

Josie 

Regarding Henry: 

Today I met a man 

named Henry. I was 

out paying bills with my wife 

(UGH!) and while she was inside 

paying a bill at one business she 

dropped the money for another! 

We found out when we went to 

pay it and the money was gone. 

I’ve often wondered if this has 

happened before, but I’m de� - 

nitely not crazy enough to ask 

her. Anyway she called the � rst 

place and the secretary told her 

a man had found it and wanted 

to take it to the address himself 

instead of just leaving it there. 

When she explained this to me I 

thought, “Great, sure, the money 

is gone”. I went with her to my 

father-in-laws to explain she accidentally 

dropped the money for 

the bill, and while outside walking 

my dog Henry comes walking 

up with a huge smile on his 

face. To my relief I didn’t have 

to pay the bill! He told me what 

happened and I just couldn’t stop 

thanking him. Isn’t it nice that 

in a little town there are people 

willing to drive out of their way 

for people they don’t even know, 

with gas that’s still expensive, to 

take someone elses bill money to 

them so they don’t have to worry 

about getting behind. 

So thank you Henry Benavidez, 

you are truly a great man!!! 

P.S. I think I’ll leave the bill 

paying days to my wife! 

As the Chairman of the 

Mini-Cassia Chapter of 

Idaho for Wildlife, I was 

recently contacted by the Idaho 

Department of Fish and Game 

and told about a heart wrenching 

situation. According to the IDFG, 

Howard Peck, a dedicated sportsman, 

high school teacher, father, 

and husband from the Pocatello 

area was recently diagnosed with 

terminal cancer. Howard was given 

2 to 6 months to live. Jerome 

Hansen, Idaho Fish and Game 

Regional Supervisor, stated that 

the IDFG had located a landowner 

whom was willing to give 

some of their landowner tags to 

the Peck family so that Howard 

would be able to see his boys 

shoot their � rst elk. 

Jerome Hansen stated that 

the Idaho Fish and Game did 

not have funding to pay for any 

of the additional costs such as 

fuel, food, hunting supplies, and 

etc. Jerome asked me if the Mini- 

Cassia Chapter of Idaho for Wildlife 

would be able to help in any 

way with this expense. I then sent 

out an email to our members, and 

some non-members, asking for 

suggestions on how we could 

raise the money to send Howard 

Peck and his boys on this hunting 

trip. 

Well, within four hours of 

putting out this email, I had my 

answer. This community, not one 

of them having ever met Howard 

Peck or his family, stepped up 

and raised enough money to pay 

for the entire amount. The next 

day when I called Jerome Hansen 

and told him that we had raised 

the entire amount, he told me that 

he was shocked but delighted. I 

told Jerome that the Mini-Cassia 

area is a great bunch of people 

with big hearts. I know that none 

of the people that contributed 

really care about getting recognition 

for their donations, but I 

think it’s important to let these 

people know just how much we 

truly appreciate them and their 

willingness to step up and help a 

fellow man and his family ful� ll 

a dream of a lifetime. I hope that 

I don’t forget anyone! 

Jeff and Carey Leach 

Chuck and Leslie Ranstrom 

Rep. Fred Wood 

Sen. Dean Cameron 

Rep. Scott Bedke 

Chase Murdock 

Kelly Adams 

Lynch Oil 

Fred and Joyce Preston 

Again, I hope that I didn’t leave 

anyone out. The Mini-Cassia 

Area is truly a great community! 

Sincerely, 

George Warrell 

Mini-Cassia Chapter of Idaho 

for Wildlife 

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Were the dogs on leashes? 

If not – why not? If they 

were – weren’t you in control?



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Mini-Cassia Senior Citizens – Wayside 

Café invites all Mini-Cassia senior 

citizens for a complimentary lunch the 

second Monday of each month from 1 

pm to 3 pm. These are tough economic 

times for everyone – The Wayside and 

its employees are looking forward to 

serving you each month. 

Burley United Methodist Church 

Fall Festival – Saturday, October 30, 

from 5:00-8:00 p.m. Games and fun 

offered for the whole family. Begin 

with supper and end with “trunk-ortreat”. 

For more information call the 

church of� ce at 678-2184. 

Fundraiser for Minidoka County Senior 

Center – Spaghetti Dinner, Saturday, 

October 23, 2010 from 6:00 p.m. 

to 8:00 p.m. at the Minidoka County 

Senior, 702 11th Street, Rupert. Suggested 

free will offering $8 per person, 

$2 for kids 10 and under. 

South Central Public Health District 

(SCPHD) – is prepared with in� uenza 

vaccine that includes protection 

against the H1N1 � u virus. Flu clinics 

for the public have already started at 

SCPHD of� ces in Twin Falls, Burley, 

Rupert, Bellevue, Jerome, and Gooding. 

Injectable vaccines will cost $23, 

and the FluMist nasal spray will cost 

$30 for adults. A high-dose � u shot 

for a more robust immune response 

is available this year for people older 

than 64 and costs $38. SCPHD will 

bill Medicaid and Medicare Part B. 

Visit www.phd5.idaho.gov for seasonal 

� u vaccination schedules or call 

a SCPHD of� ce near you. Contacts: 

Lisa Klamm, RN, Immunization Coordinator, 

436-7185 (Rupert) 

Cheryle Becker, Family and Children’s 

Health Administrator, 737-5936 (Twin 

Falls) 

The Mini-Cassia Service Providers 

– will hold their monthly meeting 

on Wednesday, October 20, 2010 at 

Connor’s Café from 11:30 am to 1:00 

pm. The no-host lunch is open to 

any agency or business that provides 

services to help people in the 

Mini-Cassia area. Presenters will be: 

Safe Haven Healthcare In-Home by 

Danielle Wagstaff; Minidoka County 

Indigent Program by Tonya Page; and 

Mini-Cassia Women’s Shelter by Pam 

Harris. For more information, contact 

Mary Etta Tubbs at 670-4438. 

Scouting For Food Drive – will end 

on Nov. 6th. Be on the lookout for 

bags and please contribute generously. 

All proceeds will go to those in need in 

our community. Thank you. 

Mini-Cassia Retired Educator’s 

Association – Regular meetings will 

be held the 2nd Monday of each month 

at Connor’s Café at 11:00 a.m. starting 

in October. 


Community News 

It’s time for Project Rudolph! – We 

encourage everyone to start writing 

letters of appreciation to our deployed 

men and women. Many of our bags 

this year will go to our own 116th who 

have just recently left their families. 

For further information and for letter 

writing guidelines, look at www.projectrudolph.org 

. This is a wonderful 

service project for people of ALL ages! 

Need questions answered? Call 862- 

3883 or 300-0066 

Pinochle Players wanted at the 

Burley Senior Center – 2421 Overland 

Ave., Thursdays at 6 p.m. We 

will teach you if you don’t know how. 

Come and join us for an evening of 

enjoyment. 

Minidoka County 4-H Teen Association 

– members are selling frozen pies 

for the holiday season. Orders must 

be placed by October 29. To order 

pies, contact any 4-H Teen Association 

member or the Minidoka County 

Extension Of� ce at 436-7184. 

Paul United Methodist Church 

Annual Bazaar and Harvest Dinner 

– Friday, October 29, 2010 from 5:00 

p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Free will donation 

given at the door. 127 West Clark 

Street, Paul, Idaho 438-5530 

The Board of Directors of Minidoka 

Irrigation District – wish to 

announce that only one (1) quali� ed 

candidate has been nominated for each 

of the of� ces of Director of Divisions 

No. 4 and No. 5, and as it is after the 

expiration of the date of September 23, 

2010, for � ling written nominations for 

the of� ce of Director, Minidoka Irrigation 

District will not hold an election. 

Incumbents Wesley D. Goff and Frank 

N. Hunt have been declared by the 

Board as elected for the three (3) year 

terms as Director of Division No. 4 

and 5, respectively. 

Minidoka County Senior Center 

– 702 11th St. Rupert. Lunch 12 noon 

Mon-Fri. Pinochle, Bingo, Meals on 

Wheels, Senior Medicare Advice and 

monthly special events. 436-9107. 

Open to the community. 

Malta Ward Centennial (1910-2010) 

Celebration – November 13, 2010 

Historical Pageant: Families to Match 

the Mountains Guests: Janie Thompson 

& Family and the Udy Sisters. 

Saturday Performances: Promptly at 

3:00 pm and 6:30 pm Raft River High 

School Auditorium. Sunday Fireside: 

November 14th Malta LDS Chapel 

6:00 pm 

Commemerative Book Available 

– Pre-order: Susan Holtman 208 431- 

7607 or Janis Warr 208 645-2485 All 

are welcome to attend! 

Mt. Harrison Heritage Foundation 

– presents Rob Newman and Lesli 

Mauldin in Kiss Me Kate, directed by 

Dennis Byington. Auditions will be 

held October 21 from 6:00 to 10:00 

p.m. and October 23 from 9:00 a.m. 

til noon in the King Fine Arts Center 

Little Theater. Be prepared to sing a 

short number and read dialog. A cassette 

and CD player will be available 

for accompaniment. Performances 

are January 21, 22, 24, 27, 28, and 29, 

2011. 

Idaho Food Bank Food Distribution 

– Pre-registration for food boxes is 

every 2nd Tuesday of the month at the 

Senior Citizen Center in Burley and 

the Senior Citizen Center in Rupert. 

Both from 10 a.m. -12 p.m. You will 

need to provide proof of physical 

address. Caregivers registering for 

homebound or disabled persons need 

a copy of their photo ID, and a letter 

with their signature. Food Box Distribution 

is the 3rd Tuesday of the month 

at the National Guard Armory. Hours 

are provided at pre-registration. 

Cassia Health Care Foundation is 

pleased to announce its 33rd annual 

Festival of Trees. – The festival 

will be held Thursday, December 2nd 

through Saturday, December 4th. The 

Gala will be held Wednesday, December 

1st at 6:00 p.m. at the College of 

Southern Idaho Mini-Cassia Center 

Gym. If you would like to participate 

in this year’s event by donating 

an arti� cial, decorated tree, wreath, 

centerpiece, a monetary donation or 

another item, please email Rachelle 

Lind at wlind@pmt.org by the end of 

October. 

Family History (Genealogy) research 

classes – will be taught at the 

Burley Family History Center, 224 

East 14th Street. October 21st from 

7-8 p.m. – Finding U.S. Vital Records. 

November 18th from 7-8 p.m. – U.S. 

Census records. Classes are free to the 

public, no registration necessary. For 

more information call 878-7286 

The Minidoka Company, Daughters 

of Utah Pioneers – will hold 

their annual Jubilee, Friday, October 

22, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. at the Rupert 

Stake Center, 324 East 18th Street in 

Rupert. All daughters of the Minidoka 

Company Camps and guests are 

invited to attend. A luncheon will be 

served following the program. 

Any woman over the age of eighteen 

that has ancestors that came to the 

Utah Territory before the completion 

of the railroad, May 10, 1869 are eligible 

to join D.U.P. For further information 

please call Minidoka Company 

President Lova Taylor, 436-4025. 

Drown a Pumpkin 2010 – October 

23, 1:00 p.m., The Marina at Freedom 

Park, Burley. All certi� ed diver’s 

welcome. $25 entry per 2 person 

team. Prizes – 1st, 2nd, 3rd. Pump- 

kins provided, bring your own tools. 

Pumpkins must be carved underwater, 

time limit one SCUBA tank, pumpkins 

donated for auction, provide your own 

dive equipment. Fundraiser for Cassia 

Meals on Wheels. Cassia County 

Sheriff’s Of� ce/ Mini-Cassia Search 

& Rescue. Contact: Cpl. Kevin Horak 

208-878-9313 

Healing Hearts Survivors Support 

Group – in English and Spanish, will 

be held every Wednesday at 6:30 PM 

to 8:00 PM at 123 S C St in Rupert, 

Idaho. This class is for Survivors, 

Victims, or for women who want a 

better understanding of Domestic Violence. 

Phone # is 436-0987 for of� ce 

or Crisis Line is 436-0332 Sponsored 

by Mini-Cassia Shelter for Women & 

Children 

DeMary Library – Who did it? Murder 

Mystery Night for Teenagers on 

Wednesday, October 20th @ 5:00 pm. 

All Teens are invited and encouraged 

to attend! Pizza, Pop and a treat will 

be served afterward! 

Declo Library – Storytime, Tuesdays 

at 10:15 to 10:45, everyone welcome 

Dance – for all ages to live band, 

Friday Oct. 22 from 7-10 p.m. $5 

donation, Burley Senior Center, Kathy 

878-7973 

Mini-Cassia Christmas Council 

– Donations to the Mini-Cassia 

Christmas Council, Inc. can be 

dropped off on Tuesday 3pm to 6pm 

and on Saturdays 10am to 2pm at 1256 

Overland Avenue, Burley. For another 

time call for an appointment 878-7940, 

436-4057 or 436-0241. Cash donations 

should be sent to Mini-Cassia 

Christmas Council, Inc. P.O. Box 332, 

Heyburn, Id 83336. 

Free Community Thanksgiving Day 

Dinner – Charlies Café’ East Main 

Street, Burley, Idaho. November 24, 

2010, 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Coat, 

hat, gloves, hygiene kit or blanket will 

be given to anyone in need as long as 

the supply is available, located at front 

steps of Advantage 1. If you have a 

question please call Jack or Mary Zarybnisky 

678-2811 or Jose at Charlie’s 

Café 678-0112. 

Cache Peak Backcountry Horsemen 

of America – meets the second Tuesday 

of every month at the Wayside 

Café at 7 p.m. Come earlier and eat 

with us and have supper before the 

meeting. 

An evening with Governor C.L. 

“Butch” Otter and Lt. Governor 

Brad Little – Tuesday, October 19, 

2010 from 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at 

the Sweetheart Manor, 217 South 

Highway 27, Burley. Hosted by Senator 

Denton Darrington, Representative 

Scott Bedke, and Representative Fred 

Wood. 

October Programs at Burley Public 

Library – 

Story Time: Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. 

and 6:00 p.m. Fridays at 10:30 a.m. 

Share stories, rhymes, song and a 

simple craft with your toddler or preschool 

child. 

Computer classes: Wednesdays at 

10:00 a.m. Classes limited to 10 

people. 

Oct. 20 at 4:00 p.m. Kids program: 

The Amazing Benjamin Franklin 

Oct. 28 at 7:00 p.m. Save a Buck 

Series 

It’s blood drive time again. – The 

American Red Cross will be at the 

Burley Armory (2000 E. Main) on 

Monday, November 1st from 12 noon 

to 6 pm, and on Tuesday, November 

2nd from 9:30 am until 1:30. We are in 

great need of blood donors as well as 

those willing to donate their time. We 

have volunteer shifts on Monday from 

12-3 and 3-6, and on Tuesday from 

9:30-1:30. If you would like to donate 

blood or your time, please call Lori at 

650-8172. 

Bereavement Education Groups – 

October 4, 2010 through November 

8, 2010, every Monday at 5:00 p.m. 

to 6:30 p.m. Parke View Care Center, 

The Oakley Room. To register, please 

call Marcie Bedke, LSW at 678-8844. 

Burley United Methodist Church – 

Bazaar, October 23, 2010. Bazaar 4:30 

to closing, Dinner 5:00 – 7:30. Free 

will offering. Proceeds to help support 

missions world wide. 

Tri-City Sports, Rupert Recreation, 

– sign ups for girls basketball grades 

1-8 and boys grades 6-8 start Oct. 1 – 

Oct. 20. Flyers are at city halls, Minidoka 

schools and Donnelley’s. For 

more information please call Rupert 

Recreation 434-2400. 

Rupert United Methodist Church 

– Beginning Tuesday, Nov. 2, there 

will be six weeks of free beginning art 

classes offered at the Rupert United 

Methodist Church, 605 H St., from 

5:30-6:30 p.m. Carl Clarke will once 

again be instructing anyone interested, 

from 2nd grade to 102! Please bring 

your own pencils and gum eraser. 

Come and have fun and see where this 

experience will take you. For more information 

you may contact the church 

of� ce at 436-3354. 

Choices for Recovery – Nontraditional 

12 step, Spiritual program 

without religion, Mondays 6-7:30, 

Minidoka Memorial Hospital, West 

Conference Room, Don W. 431-3741



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