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HUMANE SOCIETY CELEBRATES 2 YEARS

SCHOOLS Lowell Scott Middle School teacher Paula Brockman got an exciting surprise announcement this week — one that will have a lasting impact on the school.

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COMMUNITY A favorite holiday season tradition takes place in Meridian tonight. Bundle up and head to downtown to enjoy the Winter Lights Parade and Christmas tree lighting, followed by a fireworks show.

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STATE High school students in professional-technical programs show higher rates of graduation than their peers and are more likely to land a job or go to college, according to the Division of Professional-Technical Education, which is seeking more funding to expand programs.

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Photos by Greg Kreller/MP

Above: Meridian Valley Humane Society volunteer Patty Dove throws a tennis ball to Mikey, a Labrador and Akita mix, Tuesday morning in the dog run area of the Meridian shelter. Below: Volunteer Patty Dove hugs Geno, a terrier mix that is available for adoption at the shelter, Tuesday morning in the office of the shelter where Dove was putting together a dog bed.

Volunteers help 630 dogs find families — a rewarding effort

ince opening two years ago, the Meridian Valley Humane Society has found “forever homes” for 630 dogs, President Debby Decker said. “Which I think is pretty darn good,” she added, “considering that we at capacity hold 20, and usually it’s under that. So our volunteers do a wonderful job.” Between 85 to 100 people volunteer for the canine rescue, a nonprofit founded by volunteers after the city of Meridby Holly Beech ian closed hbeech@mymeridianpress.com its shelter in © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS 2013, choosing to contract with the Idaho Humane Society for animal control and sheltering services. Seeing the city shelter close was hard on volunteers, Decker told Meridian Press at the time. “Generally I think that the feeling of the volunteers is we’re just really sad because we’re a family,” she said in 2013. “We’ve worked long and hard and passionately for the animals that are in our care, and we think we do a very credible job of finding them new homes.” The passion to help dogs spurred volunteers to create a canine rescue in an abandoned mechanic shop on Linder Road, which opened Nov. 4, 2013. C M Y K

ON THE TOWN Enjoy your favorite Christmas songs in beautiful four-part harmonies at the Boise Chordsmen’s annual Christmas concert.

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SCHOOLS The rescue takes in relinquished dogs and “We rely on donations and the communiensures that each dog is vaccinated, spayed ty, and the outlying areas we serve have been or neutered before it is placed in a new home. very generous, donating money, food, various Adoption fees of roughly $200 help cover items,” she said. costs, and the community has been generous with its support, Decker said. Please see Humane, page 8

Four Meridian FFA teams traveled to Kentucky to compete on the national stage. All four ranked in the top 10 nationwide, and many students earned scholarships.

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Examples of student success in professional-technical programs

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eeing what West Ada high school students are accomplishing in their professional-technical classes is inspiring. Upon graduation, some students will be qualified to become certified for jobs such as an emergency medical technician, certified nursing assistant or pharmacy technician. During a tour of the Ada Professional-Technical Center last month, I spoke with Rocky Mountain senior Roshawn Walters. He’s gaining the skills to land a $15/hour job as a pharmacy technician that can pay his way through college, he said. In the computer lab, aerospace students worked in teams to test airplane propellers. Outside, students worked alongside firefighters to act out a mock explosion. Students in full firefighting gear hosed down the side of the building, while others attended to “injured patients.” “They see the day-to-day life a firefighter’s job, from station duties to emergency calls to the rigorous training that is done,” Meridian Fire Department Capt. Mike Gould said. The tour included about nine Idaho legislators. The Idaho Division of Professional-Technical Education is asking for a boost in funding next year so it can expand programs for high school and post-secondary students. The programs have waiting lists, Idaho PTE Division administrator Dwight Johnson said, and the graduates are successful in finding well-paying jobs. After we spoke with the EMT and fire students, we went back inside and were greeted by a group of enthusiastic students who shared how they’ve learned to wire home security systems and to program pools to regulate temperature. A former student in the class, Centennial High School graduate Nathan Reeder, won a gold medal two years in a row in the national SkillsUSA residential systems installation competition.

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CRIME WATCH Meridian Police Department Log

One subject cited. 6. Vandalism, unlawful entry, 900 block East Kingsford Drive 7. Arrest: DUI, driving without privileges 8. EMS assist, 1000 block West Pine Avenue

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Class instructor Greg Grove’s pride was evident in his voice as he explained how Reeder scored 100 percent on the technical aspects of the contest. “The information that they’re getting in this class is quality information,” Grove said, “and they can go out and get themselves a great paying job.” These programs are fueled by collaboration between the West Ada School District, local universities and industry professionals. They appeal to students by Holly Beech who may not be motivated by bookwork or who are frustrated with complex math hbeech@mymeridianpress.com © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS problems that don’t seem to be useful in real life. The students I saw during the tour were engaged in hands-on projects, building applicable skills and working together as a team. I know that many jobs, like my job as a reporter, require at least a bachelor’s degree. But half of the state’s “Hot Jobs” — those that are “abundant, fast growing and high paying,” according to the Idaho Department of Labor — don’t require more than an associate degree or high school diploma. Idaho is not producing enough graduates to meet the demand in some of these trades. West Ada has more than 9,830 seats in professional-technical programs, with hopes of expanding. Some programs have lotteries because there’s not enough room for all the students who want to join. I’m curious to see what lawmakers will decide regarding funding for this area of education.

Idaho lawmakers call for in-state medical school

1. Vehicle burglary, 2000 block West Wapoot 2. Vehicle burglary, 3800 block South Capulet 3. Commercial burglary, 4000 block East Fairview Avenue 4. Petit theft, 5000 block North Ten Mile Road 5. Arrest: commercial burglary, possession of burglary tools 6. Personal injury accident, North Locust Grove Road and East Fairview Avenue 7. Disturbance, 2400 block North Clydesdale Avenue 8. Arrest: driving without privileges, no insurance (second offense) 9. Protective custody hold, 1800 block East Overland Road 10. Arrest: DUI 11. Arrest: trafficking drugs, possession of drugs and paraphernalia, resisting and obstructing

1. Petit theft, 2000 block South Millennium Way 2. Fraud, 1600 block West Cherry Road 3. Grand theft, 4100 block West Wolf Rapids Street 4. Unlawful entry, 900 block South Muscovy Avenue

Nov. 25 1. Arrest: burglary (x2), aiding and abetting burglary, fraud (x2), possession of drugs and paraphernalia, warrant. Arrest: fraud (x4). 2. Vehicle burglary, 2300 block East Sidewinder Drive 3. Arrest: vehicle burglary 4. Arrest: warrant 5. Arrest: property damage vehicle crash, DUI (second offense) 6. Possession of marijuana, North Kilberry Avenue and East Halpin Drive 7. Arrest: DUI 8. Trespassing, 2200 block East Satterfield Street

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1. Arrest: warrant 2. Disturbance, 5711 block North Pinery Canyon Avenue 3. Arrest: petit theft 4. Arrest: DUI, possession of drugs and paraphernalia 5. Arrest: DUI (excessive), open container, failure to purchase driver’s license, providing false information, warrant (x3)

1. Unattended death, 2000 block South Luxury Lane 2. Unattended death, 1100 block West Eider Drive 3. Runaway, grand theft, 200 block East Copper Ridge Street 4. Vehicle burglary, fraud, 4600 block South Glenmere Way 5. Arrest: domestic battery in the presence of a child, battery, destruction of phone line 6. Battery, vandalism, 2900 block East Fairview Avenue 7. Arrest: open container, possession of drug paraphernalia

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1. Vehicle burglary, 4700 block North Zachary Way 2. Juvenile arrest: battery, possession of drugs and paraphernalia 3. Protective custody hold, 2400 block North Eureka 4. Arrest: driving without privileges (third offense), warrant (x2) 5. Arrest: possession of marijuana, alcohol violation and frequenting.

1. Protective custody hold, 600 block South Stratford Drive 2. Petit theft, 5000 block North Ten Mile Road 3. Fictitious bills, 2300 block North Eagle Road 4. Petit theft, 4000 block East Fairview Avenue 5. Domestic battery, 2400 block North Snow Goose Way

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ROADREPORT Current road closures: There will be lane restrictions on Linder Road from Almaden Drive to Duck Alley Road for a road rebuild project. Flaggers will direct traffic. The expected completion date is April 1. n There will be lane and pedestrian restrictions on Stratford Drive from Scenery Lane to Schiller Lane while a driveway is widened. The expected completion date is Tuesday. n Victory Road will be closed from Linder Road to Ten Mile Road with no access from Ten Mile Road to White Point Lane for bridge reconstruction. The n

Planned Parenthood sues Idaho over abortion laws

expected completion date is Dec. 21.

Future road closures: Starting Thursday, there will be lane restrictions on Overland Road east of McDermott Road while Idaho Power installs new power service to the area. Flaggers will direct traffic. The expected completion date is Dec. 11. n

women to seek abortions later in pregnancy, will force others to travel further to access abortion which Planned Parenthood has filed a will result in delay and increased federal lawsuit seeking to overturn medical risk.” recently passed Idaho laws that ban Along with Gov. Butch Otter, Attorwomen from receiving abortionney General Lawrence Wasden, Ada inducing medication through County Prosecutor Jan Bennetts and telemedicine. Twin Falls County Prosecutor Grant Planned Parenthood of the Great Loebs are all listed as defendants. Northwest and the Hawaiian Islands Loebs and Bennetts have statutory in a lawsuit filed Tuesday says the authority in the two counties that laws violate the U.S. Constitution’s are home to Planned Parenthood’s equal protection clause because three health clinics — all of which it places an undue burden on a provide abortions. woman’s right to get an abortion. The lawsuit opposes two bills signed “Rather than promoting women’s into law by Otter earlier this year. health, the ban on telemedicine The first requires doctors to be presharms women because but for the ent when administering pregnancyban, Plaintiff would provide safe, ending pills rather than do so via early medication abortions to more telehealth. women,” the lawsuit states. “The ban, therefore, will force some SOURCE: The Associated Press

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While the plan to open a new medical school at Washington State University in Spokane, Washington, has been praised, some Idaho lawmakers say that does not affect the need for a medical program in the Gem State. The Idaho State Journal reports that Idaho Rep. Kelley Packer, RMcCammon, is pushing for a cooperative medical program that would bring together all of Idaho’s public universities and colleges to fill the state’s need for medical training. Packer says Idaho ranks 49th in physicians per capita in the United States. Idaho students looking to attend medical school can do so through the WWAMI Medical Education Program, where students are dual enrolled at University of Idaho and the University of Washington School of Medicine. There are only 35 spots for Idaho students in the program.

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Interested Youth Farmers Market vendors invited to information session

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Those interested in participating in Meridian’s new Youth Farmers Market, a weekly series that begins next summer, may learn more at information session from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Meridian City Hall, 33 E. Broadway Ave. Guest presenters, who will discuss the details of running a farmers market booth, include Tim Hurst from the State Tax Commission, Andrea Thompson from the Department of Agriculture and a representative from the agriculture department’s Weights and Measures Bureau. Online registration for the market will open in January and is limited to 25 weekly participants, with a goal of 75 percent of booths operated by youth farmers and crafters. Entertainment will be provided, and food trucks and food vendors are encouraged to apply as well.

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Meridian Automotive hosting food drive throughout December

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Meridian Automotive is hosting a food drive to help feed the hungry in Meridian. The community is invited to drop off nonperishable food items through Dec. 31 at the shop. All food will be donated to Meridian Food Bank. “I’ve lived in Meridian my whole life, and it bothers me to see families in my community struggling. This is just one small thing I can do to help,” stated John Nesmith, owner of Meridian Automotive. In 2013, the Meridian Food Bank served more than 63,300 individuals, 37 percent of whom were children, according to the food bank’s annual report. Suggested donation items include: n Canned meats, such as tuna, salmon and chicken n Baby items, such as baby food, formula, diapers and wipes n Holiday items, such as olives, cranberries, stuffing mixes and yams Donations may be dropped off between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at Meridian Automotive, located at 505 N. Main St. Anyone who donates two or more items will receive a gift certificate for $10 off his or her next service or repair at Meridian Automotive.

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SCHOOLS Idaho occupations with the highest vacancy rates in September*: 1. Occupational therapist n Vacancy rate: 75 percent n Total openings: 247 n Median wages: $71,220 n Typical education needed: Master’s degree 2. Speech-language pathologists n Vacancy rate: 44 percent n Total openings: 223 n Median wages: $63,947 n Typical education needed: Master’s degree 3. Computer occupations, all other n Vacancy rate: 33 percent n Total openings: 226 n Median wages: $78,764 n Typical education needed: Bachelor’s degree 4. Physical therapists n Vacancy rate: 30 percent n Total openings: 308 n Median wages: $78,953 n Typical education needed: Doctoral or professional degree 5. Marketing managers n Vacancy rate: 26 percent n Total openings: 108 n Median wages: $91,943 n Typical education needed: Bachelor’s degree plus five years experience *Vacancy rate represents total employment in that occupation divided by listings for that occupation. SOURCE: Idaho Department of Labor

funding request In fiscal year 2014, more than 83,000 high school students and more than 7,000 post-secondary students enrolled in professionaltechnical education program in Idaho. More than 2,000 students graduated with post-secondary degrees or certificates. With technical skills in high demand in Idaho’s job market, the Idaho Division of Professional-Technical Education is asking legislators for increased funding in fiscal year 2017, including: n A 10 percent increase of $3.8 million for post-secondary programs n A 10 percent increase of $460,000 for secondary programs n A $20,000 request to expand access to PTE programs for rural and non-traditional students n $20,000 request to create a statewide alignment between high schools and colleges, allowing students’ high school PTE credits transfer to any Idaho technical college. The division’s current budget is $66.9 million.

West Ada programs The West Ada School District has 54 funded professional-technical programs with a total of 9,831 seats filled by students this semester. The programs — ranging from computer science (new this year) to a certified nursing assistant program to masonry to animal science — are offered at one of three professional-technical centers and at students’ home high schools. Partners include Idaho State University, the College of Western Idaho and industry professionals. The district is also reaching out to younger students and has launched a pre-engineering pilot project at two elementary schools: Barbara Morgan STEM Academy and Spalding STEM Academy, West Ada’s professional technical education administrator Staci Low said. “We’re trying to build that pipeline, get them interested young and just move them on through,” she said. Future PTE programs potentially include diesel technology and biomedical, Low said. “We’re always looking to expanding, we’re always looking what should be our next program, what’s the need our there?” she said. Some of the classes have a fee ranging from $5 to $40 to cover supplies and uniforms. Transportation is often available from students’ regular high schools to the professional-technical center.

Idaho legislators asked to boost funding for technical education Nine lawmakers take tour of Ada Professional-Technical Center in Meridian

ocational training still struggles with an image issue, said Dwight Johnson, head of the Idaho Division of Professional-Technical Education. Often the mentality is, “If you can’t cut it academically, we’ll send you to trade school,” he said. But 17 of the 20 most indemand occupations in Idaho — those with the highest rates of job openings — require skills taught in professional-technical programs. There’s a workforce gap in Idaho and a backlog of students waiting to be trained to fill those jobs, Johnson said. The PTE division is asking for more state funding so it can expand 30 targeted programs for postsecondary students to help solve this problem. This year, those 30 programs produced 542 graduates in the health, information technology, manufacturing and transportation fields. But Idaho employers needed 2,200 workers to fill job openings. More students would have graduated if there would have been room for them, as the waiting list for these programs is 850 stuHolly Beech/MP dents long, Johnson said. Centennial High School senior Quinn Moon (left) and Eagle High School senior Daric Meyers test airplane propellers in aerospace If the state boosts funding class, offered at the Ada Professional-Technical Center as part of the pre-engineering program. for post-secondary PTE education by 10 percent, it will allow 400 more students to graduate, he said. Johnson’s division is also asking the state for a 10 percent funding increase for high school PTE programs, which also have waiting lists.

STATE TOURS To put a face to the division’s funding request, Johnson and his team led various Idaho legislators on six tours through PTE programs across the state, inby Holly Beech cluding the Ada Prohbeech@mymeridianpress.com fessiona l-Technica l © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS Center in Meridian on Nov. 17. The center, housed at Renaissance High School, draws students from high schools across Ada County. During the tour, a group of nine legislators got to see students in action. Fire and EMT students carried out a mock explosion and rescue. Culinary students chopped onions and prepared lunch. Digital Home Technology students explained how they can set up a strobe light security system in the home of a deaf person. A pre-engineering student gave a charming presentation about how he came to the conclusion that aluminum would be the best material to use to build an airplane mount. “It gives you experience in the field,” said Mountain View High School senior Kirby Orr, suited up in firefighting gear. “It gives kids the opportunity to say, ‘Is this for me, or do I want to do something else?’” The programs connect students with acclaimed chefs, firefighters, university professors KIRBY ORR and health care professionals. In programs like Mountain View High School the pharmacy technician senior and EMT programs, students will be eligible to take industry certification exams when they graduate, because they will have completed hours working in clinics or in emergency rooms. Rocky Mountain High School senior Roshawn Walters said he wants to be a pharmacy technician — which has a median wage of $15 an hour in Idaho — to pay his way through college. “The information that they’re getting in this class is quality information, and they can go out and get themselves a great paying job,” said Digital Home Technology instructor Greg Grove, whose class has taken No. 1 at a national SkillsUSA competition for the past two years. Chef Vern Hickman in the culinary program said, “It’s go go go, but that’s the way this industry is, so they learn to think on their feet.” One of his students earned a spot on the American Culinary Federation Olympic team.

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Sunday Boise - MOOSE THE MOVIE, The Egyptian Theatre 700 West Main Street

Helen Marie Bell, 86, of Boise, Wesley Leammon,

65, of died Wednesday, Nov. 25. Funeral Meridian, died Friday, Nov. 27, 2015, at his home. Funeral Home: Accent Home: Cremation Society of Idaho. Funeral Home, Meridian Linda Blaisdell, 77, of Meridian, died Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2015, at Darlene Murphy, 88, of Mea local care center. Funeral Home: Ac- ridian, died Thursday, Nov. 26, 2015, at her home. Funeral Home: Accent cent Funeral Home, Meridian. Funeral Home, Meridian. Blanche “Betty” Brown, 97, of Boise, died Monday, Nov. 30, Claude Malcolm Pickett, 2015, at a local care center. Funeral 58, of Boise, died Wednesday, Nov. 25, Home: Accent Funeral Home, Merid- 2015, at his home of natural causes. ian. Funeral Home: Relyea Funeral Chapel.

Doris “Dee Dee” Brown, 82, of Meridian, died Sunday, Nov. 29, 2015, at a local hospital. Funeral Home: Accent Funeral Home, Meridian.

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Today Meridian - Meridian Winter Lights Parade & Christmas Tree Lighting, 6:30pm, Downtown Meridian 1 Main Street Meridian Parks and Recreation Department Boise - 2015 STAR Wrapup & Appreciation Banquet, 1:00pm, Oxford Suites Boise Boise - Florida Everblades vs. Idaho Steelheads, CenturyLink Arena 233 S Capitol Blvd Boise - Winter Garden aGlow, 6:00pm, Idaho Botanical Garden 2355 Old Penitentiary Rd. $10.00

Saturday Meridian - Meridian Children’s Winterland Festival, 10:00am, Meridian City Hall 33 E. Broadway Avenue Meridian Parks and Recreation Department Nampa - 7th Annual NHS Christmas Bazaar, 9:00am, Nampa High School Cafeteria 203 Lake Lowell $0.00 Kuna - Breakfast with Santa and Holiday Bazaar, 9:00am, Crimson Point Elementary School 1941 N Shayla Avenue $0.00 Boise - CAMP FIRE 2015 Anthology Release Party, 10:00am, The Cabin 801 S Capitol Blvd Nampa - Christmas Craft Show, 9:00am, Nampa Church of the Brethren 11030 W. Orchard Ave. $0.00 Boise - Claus ‘N Paws, 10:00am, Zoo Boise 355 E Julia Davis Dr Boise - Comfort of Home Christmas Bazaar, 10:00am,

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Tuesday Boise Elk’s Lodge 6608 W Fairview Ave $0.00 Nampa - Elly’s Holiday Bazaar Christmas Party, 11:00am, Aspen Creek Apartments Clubhouse 6160 Birch Lane $0.00 Meridian - The Elves and the Shoemaker: A Musical Holiday Fable, 11:00am, Treasure Valley Children’s Theater 703 N. Main St. $9.00 Boise - Handweavers Guild of Boise Valley Meeting, 11:30pm, Joann Fabric 1085 N Milwaukee (2nd Floor) $0.00 Nampa - Holiday Bazaar, 12:00pm, Owyhee Elementary School 2300 W Iowa Ave $0.00 Boise - Holiday Bazaar, 10:00am, Valley View Elementary - Boise 3555 N Milwaukee St, $0.00 Boise - The Jane Austen Society of North America ID Region annual tea, 11:00am, The Grove Hotel Front & Capitol Blvd. $25.00 Boise - Moms Night Candle Making, 4:00pm, Lit&co 755 W. Broad Street Boise - Mountain West Championship Football Game (5:30 pm Mountain Time, ESPN2, location TBD), Boise State University 1910 University Dr Boise - Open Climb Time, 6:00pm, Boise Rock Gym at the Wings Center 1875 Century Way Wings Center Boise - REJOICE - Millennial Choirs and Orchestras A Celebration of Christmas, 7:30pm, Morrison Center for the Performing Arts 2201 W Cesar Chavez Ln Boise - Slow Magic and Giraffage with Lindsay Lowend, 7:00pm, Knitting Factory 416 S 9th St $30.00 Nampa - SNAG (Start-

Boise - Boost Your Brain for New Years!, 6:30pm, Idaho Functional and Integrative Medicine Group Room Boise - Brown Bag Lecture - Friends of the Historical Museum, 12:00pm, Washington Group Plaza 720 Park Blvd $0.00 Meridian - Coffee with the Mayor of Meridian, 8:00am, MGM Property Management 289 SW 5th Ave City of Meridian Meridian - Free Hearing Screening @ ISU-Meridian, 3:00pm, ISU-Meridian Health Science Center 1311 E. Central Drive ISU-Meridian Speech and Language Clinic Nampa - Hope For the Holidays “A Time For Teens”, 10:00am, The Community Builder 120 16th Ave N Meridian - Initial Point Gallery Reception, 4:30pm, Meridian City Hall 33 E. Broadway Ave. Meridian Arts Commission Boise - Phantogram, Hibou, 8:00pm, Knitting Factory 416 S 9th St

Wednesday Boise - 94.9 the River Concert for Cause featuring Houndmouth, 6:30pm, Knitting Factory 416 S 9th St Meridian - Holiday Pet Food & Supply Drive, 4:00pm, Storey Bark Park 430 E. Watertower Lane Boise - Idaho AGC Annual Convention, 1:00pm, Boise Centre 850 West Front Street Boise - Intro to Auditioning - Don’t Let the Name Fool You! This is for ALL actors, 6:00pm, Anderson Talent 5460 West Franklin Road, Suite L Meridian - Meridian FFA

CIVICCALENDAR Monday

Meridian Transportation Commission, 3:30 p.m., City Council Chambers, Meridian City Hall, 33 E. Broadway Ave. Meets first Monday of each month.

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Meridian City Council meeting, 3 p.m., City Council Chamber, Meridian City Hall, 33 E. Broadway Ave. Meets at 6 p.m. every first, third and fourth Tuesday, and at 3 p.m. every second Tuesday. Find the agenda at meridiancity.org under the City Government tab.

LISTEN UP Downtown Business Decorating Contest Presented by Idaho Independent Bank November 30th– December 3rd

Children’s Winterland Festival Presented by All American Insurance Saturday, December 5th 10:00 am-3:00 pm Meridian City Hall

Winter Lights Parade and Tree Lighting

Winter Lights Fun Run Presented by Pulse Running & Fitness Friday, December 4th 6:30 pm at Storey Park Run the Parade Route!

Presented by Borton-Lakey Law & Policy With Fireworks Presented by Mountain America Credit Union Friday, December 4th 6:30 pm -8:00 pm Main Street From Franklin Rd. to Pine Ave

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Produce Sale, 8:00am, Meridian High School - Professional Technical Center 1900 W Pine Ave Meridian FFA Boise - Parenting the Love and Logic Way, 6:30pm, Wings Center 1875 Century Way Wings Center Nampa - Powell’s Sweet Shop & Winter Garden aGlow Tour, 4:00pm, Nampa Rec Center 131 Constitution Way $25.00 Boise - Smart StartUp Workshop, 11:00am, Zions Bank Boise - Sponsorship AGC Annual Convention, 2:00pm, Boise Centre 850 West Front Street Boise - Swing is the Thing, 6:30pm, Sapphire Room at the Riverside 2900 Chinden Blvd. Boise - Texas Legends vs. Idaho Stampede, CenturyLink Arena 233 S Capitol Blvd

Thursday Garden City - Alley Rep Presents: THE GOLDEN GIRLS CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA, 7:00pm, Visual Arts Collective 3638 Osage St. Boise - Current Boise River Floodplain Mapping Activities, 11:30am, Washington Group Plaza Executive Dining Room 720 Park Blvd $0.00

Dec. 11 Boise - The Ambrose School Traditional Christmas - The Song Of Christmas, 7:00pm, Morrison Center for the Performing Arts 2201 W Cesar Chavez Ln Boise - Bakersfield Jam vs. Idaho Stampede, CenturyLink Arena 233 S Capitol Blvd Nampa - Holiday Pops with the Boise Philharmonic Master Chorale, 8:00pm, NNU’s Brandt Center 707 Fern Street $43.50 Nampa - Miracle on 34th Street, the play, 7:30pm, Northwest Nazarene University Little Theatre 512 Holly St Boise - Saint Alphonsus Mammogram Van, 10:00am, BSU - 367-8787 Financial Assistance Available

Wednesday Parks and Recreation Commission meeting, 6 p.m., City Council Chamber, Meridian City Hall. Meets the second Wednesday of each month.

Thursday Meridian Arts Commission meeting, 3:30 p.m., City Council Chamber, Meridian City Hall. Meets the second Thursday of each month. Historical Preservation Commission meeting, 5:30 p.m., Meridian City Hall. Meets on the second Thursday of each month.

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How to Tell if You Have Hearing Loss

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Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) is something each of us are susceptible to from loud noise at sporting events, hunting, concerts, movies, and even certain jobs. Here are some signs you or your loved one may be experiencing noise-induced hearing loss: • Asking people to repeat themselves • Often thinking others are mumbling • Having a hard time hearing conversations in noisy situations • Turning up the TV louder than others like it • Beginning to withdraw from normally enjoyable social situations To learn more about the signs of hearing loss and what you should do about them, visit TreasureValleyHearing.com/blog. Watch for more topics on Total Body Health and Hearing in Listen Up, Treasure Valley!

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Community calls for business-savvy superintendent with empathy for teachers T West Ada school board holds second listening session in superintendent search

he West Ada School Board held its second community listening session Monday night at the District Service Center as part of its superintendent search. More than a dozen people — largely parents and district staff — gave input, painting a picture of a superintendent who puts students first, who can empathize with teachers and who has the business knowledge and relationship-building skills to lead a large operation. “I believe the superintendent is the CEO of the school district,” parent Valerie LaVigne said. “A good CEO in any operation, be it private or public, knows how to set the culture.” West Ada’s culture, she said, is one in need of help. When former Superintendent Linda Clark abruptly reby Holly Beech signed in October after holding her post for 11 years, she hbeech@mymeridianpress.com said the school board had created such terrible conditions © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS for her that she could no longer fulfill her duties and was under emotional distress. Now, all five trustees are targets of recall election efforts. Trustee Russell Joki, elected in May, said the district and the community need to work together to prepare the way for the new superintendent, which includes reducing “this drama that is continuing to plague our district.” “We’ve been talking about the superintendent as someone who is going to come in and make things right. But I’d like us to remember that we are part of that equation,” he said. “This continued drama is a drain not only on the board, but it’s going to be a drain on this new superintendent.” Parent Val Tidwell said the qualifications she would like to see in the next superintendent mirror Clark’s. The district benefited from Clark’s push for schools of choice and her cooperation with all levels of government, Tidwell said. The board and superintendent listened to Tidwell’s concerns as a member of parent-teacher organizations and booster clubs, she said. RUSSELL JOKI “I felt like it was fair, and I hope that the new person can do the same thing with the West Ada board that they have,” Tidwell said. Another presenter, Sharon Blair, felt differently. Blair, who started teaching in the district in 1963 and retired in 2002, said she felt like she could bring her concerns to any superintendent, but teachers under Clark did not feel that way. “That is so important that teachers have the rapport with the superintendent that you pick,” she said. “Teachers need to be able … to talk to that person and not feel that they’re going to have ... a black mark against them for what they said, for what they felt.

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We’ve been talking about the superintendent as someone who is going to come in and make things right. But I’d like us to remember that we are part of that equation. This continued drama is a drain not only on the board, but it’s going to be a drain on this new superintendent.”

STUDENTS SHARE VIEWS Two high school seniors also spoke about changes they would like to see in the district. Sarah

Moore from Mountain View High School said she wants a superintendent who cares about students and their education. “I feel like right now our district is worrying a lot about the policy and how the teachers are teaching, and I feel like they need to … let them teach how they want to teach,” Moore said. “I’d also like more of a focus on learning and not just memorizing.” Centennial High School senior Ethan Renshaw said he would like to see more advanced classes offered at his school. He has to attend classes at three different schools to get the level of classes he needs. “Since I have to go to different schools, I have to cut a class every year, which has been unfortunate,” he said. “And there’s a lot of social consequences, quite frankly, to going to different schools.” Renshaw also said he sees some of his soccer teammates struggling to afford the $110 sports participation fee, implemented in 2011. “Luckily enough for me, that wasn’t much of a problem, but there was some refugee kids on the team for whom that was a big problem,” Renshaw said.

REGIONAL SEARCH The board has posted calls for superintendent applications in Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Montana. “I thought it was going to be a national search,” LaVigne said. “I also believe the candidate is not in this room. I don’t necessarily believe they’re in the state of Idaho.” The board is starting with a smaller regional search and will expand to a national search if needed, Board Chairwoman Tina Dean responded. The board’s situation is unusual, as it was not given a transition period before the superintendent left, she said. “Traditionally … you have quite a while to begin your search and to conduct interviews and then to hire. We don’t have that in this situation,” she said. “We have promised (Interim Superintendent Joe) Yochum that we would not drag our feet in finding a replacement.” Historically, she said, most superintendents hired in Idaho come from the Northwest. “We have a certain culture that fits here. If you’re from New York or Florida, it might be a little more difficult to fit into,” Dean said. “There is no end date on our accepting resumes for this position, so if we don’t find an ideal candidate in this search, we will broaden our search.” The applicants are instructed to send their resume, letter of interest and references to Dean’s work address, a business she and her husband own in Meridian. The reason for this, Dean said, is to protect the confidentiality of applicants who are currently employed. In an email to Dean and members of the media on Nov. 21, J.D. Sexton, a teacher in the district, questioned this method. “I do not feel that this is consistent with your stated desire to be transparent to the patrons of this district,” he wrote. “It seems to be a demonstration that you do not trust the staff at the district office?” Dean said applicants have and are welcome to also send their forms to Vice Chairwoman Julie Madsen. “Many people are applying that are still employed elsewhere, and we need to keep it confidential,” Dean said. “Idaho’s a small community, and lots of people know lots of people. So in an effort to keep those names confidential and then just release the final candidates, we’re having them sent to one location and will be reviewing them in executive session only. And then once we have the final candidates, we’ll release their names publicly.”

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Steering committee to poll public about downtown development

eridian economic leaders want to gauge community support for a multi-purpose conference center, hotel and performing arts center in the downtown. The Meridian Chamby Holly Beech hbeech@mymeridianpress.com ber of Commerce steering committee for the project © 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS — including representatives from the chamber, Meridian city staff, the Meridian Development Corporation and the arts community — is working with Hilltop Public

Solutions to poll the public. Polling will likely start in early 2016, Meridian Development Corporation administrator Ashley Squyres said. The total cost of the polling, which will include 10-minute polls given to 500 respondents, is $16,800, she said. On Nov. 10, the Meridian City Council voted to fund up to 50 percent of the polling. The Meridian Downtown Business Association and the chamber have agreed to contribute $300 each, making the city’s contribution $8,100 and the development corporation’s

contribution $8,100, Squyres said. “Before we attempt to move the Dream Big Meridian project forward, we need to understand if this is a project the Meridian community supports and if so, why? And if not, why not? This will assist in determining our next steps,” she said. The committee searched for a developer for the project this summer by issuing a request for proposals, which asked interested developers to propose ideas for the downtown development. The request, which was out for two months, yielded no results.

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Meridian FFA members pose for a group picture while at National FFA Convention, held in Louisville, Kentucky, Oct. 26-31.

4 Meridian FFA teams ranked top 10 in nation

ouisville, Kentucky, hosted over 64,000 FFA members from across the nation at the 88th National FFA Convention from Oct. 26-31. The four Meridian FFA teams that competed all placed in the top 10. Meridian also had four members — Mitch Jackson, Matt Stokes, Justin Nesbitt and Jamie Short — earn American Degrees, which are awarded to less than 1 percent of national members each year. The requirements for this award are to have earned at least $10,000 and invested by Alexa Phillips $7,500 in a Supervised AgriMeridian FFA chapter reporter culture Experience, or to have invested $2,000 and worked 2,250 hours in a SAE. While in Louisville, Meridian FFA members toured the Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center, the Louisville Slugger Museum and Churchill Downs. Members also attended a career fair with different agriculture colleges and companies.

Meridian FFA teams and individuals placed as follows:

Madison Boyd: silver ranking

Parliamentary Procedure: Horse Evaluation: Ninth place team with gold ranking Sixth place team with gold ranking Team members: n Lauren Anderson: Eighth high individual and third high performance judging, receiving $400 cash scholarship, gold ranking n Taylor Johnson: gold ranking n Alexa Phillips: silver ranking n Chloe Varley: bronze ranking

Food Science and Technology: Eighth place team with gold ranking

Team members: n Taylor Nelson: gold ranking n Kristin Nesbitt: gold ranking n Maddie Bennett: gold ranking n Amber Wong: gold ranking n Kyle Schmit: gold ranking n Megan Deim: gold ranking

Veterinary Science: Sixth place team with gold ranking

Team members: n Kirsten Forster: Seventh high individual, receiving $400 cash scholarship, gold ranking n Clayton Christenson: Ninth high individual, receiving $400 cash scholarship, gold ranking n Zach Putzier: silver ranking

Team members: n Madison Bloom: Second high individual, receiving $1,000 cash scholarship, gold ranking n Abby Talbott: gold ranking n Jaime Ellis: silver ranking n Kennedy Kirk: silver ranking

Lowell Scott’s Paula Brockman wins $100K Farmers grant

owell Scott Middle School teacher Paula Brockman clapped and jumped up and down at her school’s assembly Tuesday after unwrapping a giant check for $100,000. The grant from Farmers Insurance will allow the school to build an outdoor by Holly Beech learning area with hbeech@mymeridianpress.com stations and path© 2015 MERIDIAN PRESS ways, giving teachers a place to hold class outside and encouraging students to unplug from technology. Online voters selected Brockman as one of six winners out of 15 finalists in Farmers’ national Thank America’s Teacher program. Brockman said Lowell Scott teachers

hatched the idea for an outdoor learning space several years ago, and a group of other teachers helped her apply for the grant. “We’re so grateful to anyone who voted, it took a whole team to put this together and took everyone voting,” Brockman said. The outdoor learning space will give teachers another tool to engage students in a new way, she said. “What it will do is open up an opportunity out of the general classroom, the regular classroom that we’re used to,” she said. “Especially at the middle school age, movement is a big thing. They don’t like to be cooped up for too long.” Among hundreds of entries, the Farmers review committee chose Brockman’s project as a finalist because of its creativity, Thank A

Teacher’s lead manager Kelly LaMar said. “The thing that really stood out to us about Paula’s proposal was just the creativity behind it and the emphasis on getting back to your roots and encouraging kids to get out in nature and really embrace that, in addition to all the technology that they have at the school,” she said. Five other teachers nationwide also received a $100,000 grant, and others will be awarded $2,500 grants. Starting in January, teachers may submit grant proposals for the next award cycle at www. thankamericasteachers.com.

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“We’ll put out appeals occasionally that we’re in desperate need of laundry detergent or something, and (the items) just come flooding in,” Decker said. Some of the shelter’s customers come from as far east as Twin Falls and as far west as Oregon, she said. “We help Marsing, Kuna, Fruitland occasionally, and Burley a lot,” Decker said. “A lot of these places, you know with the economy, just cannot afford to have a separate shelter.” Watching dogs find their new family is the biggest reward for volunteers, Decker said. She remembers three purebred Havanese who came to the shelter from a harsh “backyard breeder” situation. The dogs’ coats were matted, full of burrs and cheatgrass and scented with the spray of a skunk. “These little dogs had been given no care, none,” Decker said. The canine rescue had the dogs groomed and spayed or neutered. One day a man came in to the shelter with interest in adopting a Havanese named “Baby.” He crouched by Baby’s kennel, but she cowered in the corner shaking. “She was very, very frightened, as you might imagine,” Decker said. “He continued to sit and just let her become acquainted with his presence and know that he wasn’t going to harm her. And after a lot of time passed, she eventually inched closer and

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The Meridian Valley Humane Society Canine Rescue at 191 North Linder Road in Meridian. closer to the door, and jumped into his lap. And that was that. He said, ‘She’s mine, I’m not letting go.’” “Now her name is Molly Ann,” Decker continued, “and we got a picture of her this morning in her house all snuggled up in her blanket. Those are the things that keep the volunteers coming back in bad weather, in good weather. That’s our paycheck.” C M Y K

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Technical Continued from page 3 Johnson said hands-on training answers two big questions for students: Why do I need to know this and when am I going to use it? “If you answer those two questions, motivation really isn’t an issue anymore,” Johnson said. Because the education is applicable, he said, PTE students graduate high school at a higher rate and go on to get a job or attend college at a higher rate. According to the Idaho PTE Division, in 2014: n 98 percent of PTE students graduated high school, compared with the state’s overall graduation rate of 77.3 percent. n 94 percent of PTE high school

graduates found a job or went on to higher education. Of those, 67 percent enrolled in college, compared with 53 percent of the general student population. The demonstrations at the Ada Professional-Technical Center impressed Republican Sen. Lori Den Hartog of Meridian, who sits on the education committee. “This is an area of education that is easy to see and understand how the funding is utilized, what we’re getting out of our funding, and what kids are able to accomplish with what they’re being taught in school,” she said. “This seems like a great place to put our funding.” Three members of the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee, which sets the legislative budget, attended the Nov. 17 tour: Rep. John Gannon, D-Boise, Rep. Rick Youngblood, R-Nampa, and Rep. Phylis King, D-Boise.

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The following photos were taken during a Nov. 17 legislative tour of the Ada Professional-Technical Center, housed at Renaissance High School. Top row, from left: n Mountain View High School senior Kirby Orr speaks to legislators about his fire services class. n Rocky Mountain High School senior Sami Allen mixes a vitamin C substance as part of her training to become a certified pharmacy technician. Second row, from left: n Idaho Rep. John Vander Woude, R-Nampa, engages with aerospace students (from left) Christopher Cervino, Blair Snell and Branden Anderson. n EMT students carry out a mock explosion and assist to “injured patients.” Third row, from left: n Fire services students learn alongside Meridian firefighters. n Culinary students Dylan Hernandez of Mountain View High School (left) and Melissa Johnson of Centennial High School senior chop onions in preparation to make and serve lunch. n EMT students provide emergency care for a “patient.” Bottom row: Aerospace students work in teams to test airplane propellers.

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THROW RUG 6x7L 4x5w pink/beige with flowers. $20 577-0097

25% OFF NEW CLIENT DISCOUNT

STORE CLOSING

WE BUY GUNS. Top prices paid.

Boulevard Guns & Pawn

Train for a New Career in Massage or Healthcare No Registration Fee Call 1-888-202-2573 1021 W. Hemingway, Nampa MilanInstitute.edu _______________________

STRAW $3.50/bale HAY $7.00/bale West of Caldwell Call 454-5146 or 570-2603. Delivery Available

BULLS Black Angus,

Ready to breed your herd, $1,900.00 Golden Millet 208-250-8420

Train for a New Career in Beauty No Registration Fee Call 1-888-216-0553 1009 W. Hemingway, Nampa MilanInstitute.edu

CONSIGNMENT SALES OF IDAHO Idaho's Largest Consignment RV Dealer

Call 467-7296

College Park Apartments

2000 College Ave. Caldwell Now accepting applications for 2 bedroom. Rent based on income. 454-8120 Housing with Pride, Life with Dignity

BETHLEHEM Construction Incorporated is currently hiring construction workers, concrete finishers, and a truck driver, slated to start shortly in Kuna, Idaho. Truck driver does not need a CDL. Must be dependable with reliable transportation. You may download an application at

www.bethlehemconstruction.com email to

ONLINE AUCTION Furniture, Household, Coke Items, Comic Books, & More Begins Closing Dec. 2nd @ 7PM Luckycauctions.com

SHOP CLASSIFIEDS 467-9253

NAMPA 2 bedroom, 1 bath no pets or smoking $550 month + $550 deposit 461-4745

Motor homes, 5th wheel trailers, truck campers and pull trailers over 70 units in stock and ready to go. No pressure No hassle shopping. All units are open for inspection and priced to sell. 3015 Caldwell Blvd Nampa ID 83651 (208)318-5535

info@bethlehemconstruction.com,

or mail application to Bethlehem Construction PO Box 505 Cashmere, WA 98815.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

DRIVER

HOME IN VISTA RIDGE NAMPA 3 bdrm, 2.5 Bath, Bonus rm., 2 Car Gar., 1,900 sq.ft. NO Pets, NO Smoking. $700 dep. $1095/mo 468-9941

CXL 3.8 Auto, Heated Seats, Gray Leather, AC, Power Sunroof, New All Season Radials, Average Miles, Very nice condition, Priced under wholesale! 27+MPG $6,150

(208)409-3702

205 Caldwell Blvd, Nampa

2 BEDROOM 1 bath home on lot for sale in Parma. Call Parma Furniture to inquire 208-722-5158

2007 BUICK LUCERNE

Sandlewood Apartments Caldwell.

TRUCK DRIVER WANTED, Caldwell area, Hauling Sugar/Molasses. Benefits, Class A CDL endorsement for tankers & doubles, Must be over 23, 2 years experience, Immediate opening. Email resume & driving abstract to randy46@charter.net or fax to 208-459-3382

Call 459-4434. Equal Housing Opportunity

GENERAL

NEWSPAPER DELIVERY CONTRACTORS

EDUCATION COSSA Academy is seeksing applicants for:

HEALTH PROFESSIONS INSTRUCTOR IDAHO RN Certification with 3 years of experience is required. Must have or be willing to pursue Occupational Specialist Teaching Certificate. FT position for remainder of 15-16 school year. COSSA is a public school cooperative serving Homedale, Marsing, Notus, Parma, & Wilder School districts. Applications may be downloaded at our website: www.cossaschools.org, or you can pick-up an application at the COSSA office at 109 Penny Lane, Wilder, ID 83676. Applications are due by 4:00 on December 11, 2015.

Serving Nampa/Caldwell

466-4888

1-2-3 Bedroom Units $300-$900 www.qmtrust.com RCE-401

Independent contractors needed to deliver newspapers in the Nampa & Middleton areas. Early morning delivery. Valid drivers license and insurance required If interested call Jennifer at 465-8160 or Christopher at 465-8138 HEALTHCARE

Full time RN

GENERAL

DECEMBER 16TH PROXY SALE: Bid as soon as the vehicles are unveiled Friday December 11th at 3:00 PM Mountain Time Bidding closes at 1:00 PM Wednesday December 16th*****

Evening Shift 2-10:30pm

Vehicles & other items from:

On line Applications at

State of Idaho Department of Fish & Game, State of Idaho Department of Health & Welfare,City of Boise, State of Idaho Department of Parks & Recreation,Boise State University, Idaho Department of Agriculture,State of Idaho Department of Corrections, Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, State of Idaho Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired, IdahoIndustrial Commission, Idaho State Police, Idaho EducationalServices for the Deaf and the Blind, Idaho Lottery, plus independent consignment.

Benefits included!

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HAPPY VALLEY PARK Double/singlewide lots available. 8 months free with approved house. Quick freeway access.

PUBLIC PROXY BID AUCTION

or in person Sunny Ridge, 2609 Sunnybrook Dr. Nampa EOE HEALTHCARE

For more information, register and bid online at: http://daaid.autoremarketers.com Preview Monday before the bidding ending date from 10 am to 4 pm Information Subject to Change

465-5353

The City of Nampa is currently accepting Applications for the following positions: • • • •

Help Desk Technician Street Maintenance-Supervisor Building Custodian II City Engineer

Full description of duties, qualifications, responsibilities and salary may be viewed at: www.cityofnampa.us or at www.cityofnampa.us or at the City of Nampa Human Resources Office 9 12th Ave S., Nampa, Idaho 83651.

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For Lease: CALDWELL 6121 Cleveland Blvd: Several spaces: #101, 102, 103, & 110 For pricing or to make an appointment call: (208) 454-1639 or (208) 989-8721

Trinity Mission Health & Rehab of Midland

Brought to you by: Dealers Auto Auction of Idaho 3323 Port St. Nampa, ID 83687 208-463-8250 www.daaofidaho.com

is looking for CNA's: 1 Full time day 2 Full time Evenings 1 Full time Night Apply in person at 46 N. Midland Blvd., Nampa.

STARR Agricultural Products Co. Chemicals Betamix/Sugar Beet & Red Beet Label $34 per gallon

Product no longer manufactured; still registered. Delivered in the U.S. 541-926-9499 • 541-979-0165 Stanley Starr • slstarr@prodigy.net

RV FURNITURE CENTER

YEAR END CLOSEOUT!!! Buy as is. Bring Your Truck...and take it home! • • • • •

Jacknife Sofas $99-$199 Swivel Rocker Chair $50 $75 $98 Push Back Recliners $199 Double Kickout Sofa Incliner $159 Lauren Ashley Reclining sectional seating(tan color) $599 • Dinette Cushion's set $49 RV FURNITURE CENTER 3828 East Flamingo Avenue Nampa, Idaho 83687 467-2200

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