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The Aberdeen Times

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Official Newspaper for The City of Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Times (USPS 003-300) is published weekly
by Crompton Publishing, Inc., 31 S. Main Aberdeen, Idaho, 83210.
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P.O. Box 856, Aberdeen, Idaho 83210
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is to the reader. Our commitment is to tell the truth. Our job is to question. Our
ambition is to provide a forum through which this city becomes a better place to
live.
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VICKI GAMBLE
Editor
BRETT CROMPTON
Publisher
DEBBIE CROMPTON
Advertising Manager
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Ad Composition
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P.O. Box 856 31 S. Main Street Aberdeen, Idaho 83210
Office: (208) 397-4440 Fax: (208) 397-4440
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(Tax is already included in all prices)
KATHY BLAKER
Reporter
DEADLINES
The deadline for submitting content to the
newspaper is the Monday, at noon, before
Wednesday publication. If Monday is a legal
holiday, the deadline is moved to the Friday, at noon,
before the Wednesday publication.
David Blaine Kirby
Obituaries
Howard Eugene Westover
Howard Eugene Westover, 68, passed away
Thursday, June 5, 2014 in Pocatello, ID.
He was born Jan. 16, 1946, in American
Falls, to Ferrell Eugene and Ethel Taggart
Westover of Aberdeen. He was the fifth of
eight children born in the Westover family.
He attended
school in Ab-
erdeen until
the age of 17,
when he join
the United
States Navy.
He was in the
service of his
country for
4 years, sta-
tioned in Cal-
ifornia.
After his re-
lease from the
Navy he lived
in California until returning to Idaho.
During his life he worked for E&R Trans-
port, Bannock Memorial Hospital as pur-
chasing agent, Case Tractor, Vollmer Well
Drilling and at Pocatello Sod.
Howard was a member of the American
Legion, serving as commander for a number
of years.
He enjoyed car racing and taught himself
to play guitar.
Howard was preceded in death by his par-
ents and a brother, Keith LeVoy Westover.
He is survived by his siblings: Sheila (Garth)
Hanson of Provo, UT, Dora (Lynn) Row-
bury of Aberdeen, Madge (Richard) Lind-
say of Blackfoot, Barry (Dawn) Westover of
Marysville, WA, Carla (Stephen, deceased)
Yancey of
H i g h l a n d ,
UT and Vicki
( R a n d y )
Gamble of
Ab e r d e e n ;
c h i l d r e n ,
Debbie (Pat)
Rowe, Wen-
dy (Danny)
Boyle and Jef-
fery (Shelley)
We s t o v e r ;
g r a n d c h i l -
dren Whitney
(James Pat-
rick) Turner, Sydney Rowe, Andi and Al-
lie Boyle, and Aryia and Chloe Westover;
and great grandchildren Charleigh Dey and
James Patrick Alan Turner.
Funeral services were held Monday, June 9
at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints. Visitations were one hour prior to the
services. Interment will be in the Aberdeen
Cemetery with Military Honors.
Funeral arrangements are under the direc-
tion of Davis-Rose Mortuary.
David was born to Blaine and Millie Kirby on Janu-
ary 25, 1961. He passed peacefully in his sleep on May
31, 2014.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents Peter
and Reva Kirby and Don and Letha Mills.
He is survived by Lorrie Thomas, his children Levi
Thomas and Jasmine Kirby, his parents and two sisters
Doni Chris and Deb Hanna, nephews Josh Colungo,
Jordan and Justin Chris, Clay and Randy Hanna.
David enjoyed fishing and hunting, and worked as a
silversmith creating beautiful jewelry.
Graveside service were Monday, June 9 at 1:00 p.m.
in the Aberdeen Cemetery.
Aberdeen School District 2014-15 budget summary
Published in The Aberdeen Times June 11 and 18, 2014.
SUMMARY STATEMENT 2014 - 2015 SCHOOL BUDGET
ALL FUNDS
Aberdeen School District No. 58
GENERAL M & O FUND ALL OTHER FUNDS
Prior Year Prior Year Prior Year Proposed Prior Year Prior Year Prior Year Proposed
Actual Actual Actual/Budget Budget Actual Actual Actual/Budget Budget
REVENUES 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015

Beginning Balances $479,371 $66,460 $211,293 $241,958 $1,196,226 $1,250,732 $1,307,534 $1,146,087
Local Tax Revenue $600,000 $614,102 $688,891 $680,793 $586,143 $564,009 $838,097 $775,489
Other Local $237,427 $124,612 $52,558 $36,944 $52,553 $41,770 $84,295 $91,874
County Revenue
State Revenue $3,710,092 $3,699,250 $3,903,450 $3,936,913 $294,154 $200,747 $127,011 $144,466
Federal Revenue $942,754 $1,075,603 $894,912 $902,840
Other Sources
Totals $5,026,890 $4,504,424 $4,856,192 $4,896,608 $3,071,930 $3,132,861 $3,251,849 $3,060,756
Prior Year Prior Year Prior Year Proposed Prior Year Prior Year Prior Year Proposed
Actual Actual Actual/Budget Budget Actual Actual Actual/Budget Budget
EXPENDITURES 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015
Salaries $2,821,048 $2,718,943 $2,818,097 $2,794,230 $640,047 $593,871 $631,365 $567,010
Benefits $1,021,814 $984,535 $1,070,086 $1,094,017 $238,318 $231,795 $264,204 $246,143
Purchased Services $539,990 $470,812 $417,612 $465,425 $48,515 $226,835 $227,811 $159,176
Supplies & Materials $459,700 $264,894 $234,280 $264,770 $190,320 $234,905 $286,100 $380,053
Capital Outlay $22,276 $5,000 $29,306 $33,513 $107,513 $78,700
Debt Retirement $670,494 $183,600 $673,050 $675,900
Insurance & Judgments $60,224 $60,429 $60,506 $60,641 $128 $974 $976 $224
Transfers (net) ($140,780) ($45,704) $8,753 $3,051 $140,780 $45,704 ($8,559) ($2,908)
Contingency Reserve $243,278 $50,515 $241,858515 $214,474
Unappropriated Balances $0.00 0.00 ($0.00) 0.00 $1,114,022 $1,581,664 $1,069,389 $956,458
Totals $5,026,890 $4,504,424 $4,856,192 $4,896,608 $3,071,930 $3,132,861 $3,251,849 $3,060,756
A copy of the School District Budget is available for public inspection at the Districts Administrative or Clerks Office.
Proposed new, changed state rules
Published in The Aberdeen Times June 11, 2014.
PUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENT
TO PROPOSE OR PROMULGATE
NEW OR CHANGED AGENCY
RULES
The following agencies of the state of
Idaho have published the complete text
and all related, pertinent information
concerning their intent to change or
make the following rules in the latest
publication of the state Administrative
Bulletin.
The written comment submission dead-
line is June 25, 2014 unless otherwise
noted.
Public hearing request deadline is June
18, 2014 unless otherwise noted.
(Temp & Prop) indicates the rulemak-
ing is both Temporary and Proposed.
(*PH) indicates that a public hearing
has been scheduled.
IDAPA 02 DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
PO Box 790, Boise, ID 83701
02-0406-1401, Requirement of Licensed
Dairy Plants. Changes chapter name and
updates the incorporation by reference.
02-0414-1401, Rules Governing Dairy
Waste. Conforms rule to SB 1376 by re-
moving outdated definitions and adding
new definitions and by revising the provi-
sions regarding unauthorized discharges,
compliance schedules and penalties.
02-0429-1401, Rules Governing Tricho-
moniasis. Removes the requirement for
annual testing of all non-virgin breeding
bulls, which removes the exemption for
those bulls north of the Salmon River.
02-0602-1401, Rules Pertaining to the
Idaho Commercial Feed Law. Updates
the incorporation by reference to the
2015 Official Publication of the Associa-
tion of American Feed Control Officials
(AAFCO).
02-0612-1401, Rules Pertaining to the
Idaho Fertilizer Law. Updates the in-
corporation by reference to the 2015 Of-
ficial Publication of the Association of
American Plant Food Control Officials
(AAPFCO).
02-0633-1401, Organic Food Products
Rules. Removes the $50 annual registra-
tion fee for organic producers and han-
dlers with $5,000 or less in annual gross
sales, and other certifying agents operat-
ing in Idaho.
02-0641-1401, Rules Pertaining to the
Idaho Soil and Plant Amendment Act of
2001. Updates the incorporation by refer-
ence to the 2015 Official Publication of
the Association of American Plant Food
Control Officials (AAPFCO).
IDAPA 08 STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION
PO Box 83720, Boise, ID
83720-0037
08-0501-1401, Rules for Seed and Plant
Certification by Idaho Crop Improve-
ment Association, Inc. (Temp & Prop)
Establishes rules and procedures for the
certification of seeds, tubers, plants and
plant parts in Idaho in accordance with
the Idaho Crop Improvement Association
standards.
IDAPA 15 OFFICE OF THE GOV-
ERNOR
IDAHO STATE LIQUOR DIVISION
PO Box 179001, Boise, ID
83717-9001
15-1001-1401, Rules of the Idaho State
Liquor Division. (Temp & Prop) Allows
manufacturers of distilled spirits to pro-
vide limited retail sales of manufactured
distilled spirits products to consumers on
the premises of the distillery/distributing
station.
IDAPA 16 DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND WELFARE
PO Box 83720, Boise, ID
83720-0036
*16-0317-1401, Medicare/Medicaid Co-
ordinated Plan Benefits. (Temp & Prop)
(*PH) Complies with HB 260 (2011)
to implement a managed care plan for
eligble participants and updates the list
of Medicaid-only services benefits to
include Aged and Disabled Waiver serv-
ices, prescribed drugs and home and
community based services, self-directed
community supports, and targeted serv-
ice coordination for persons with devel-
opmental disabilities.
IDAPA 35 IDAHO STATE TAX
COMMISSION
PO Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0065
35-0105-1401, Motor Fuels Tax Admin-
istrative Rules. Adds to and amends cer-
tain required rule sections regarding title
and scope, incorporation by reference,
and public records act compliance.
IDAPA 39 IDAHO TRANSPORTA-
TION DEPARTMENT
PO Box 7129, Boise, ID 83707-1129
39-0316-1401, Rules Governing Over-
size Permits for Non-Reducible Vehicles
and/or Loads. (Temp & Prop) Creates a
new permit for transport of specifically
produced kiln lumber stacks that exceed
width allowances.
IDAPA 58 DEPARTMENT OF EN-
VIRONMENTAL QUALITY
1401 N. Hilton, Boise, ID 83706-1255
58-0110-1401, Rules Regulating the
Disposal of Radioactive Materials Not
Regulated Under the Atomic Energy Act
of 1954, as Amended. Updates the incor-
porations by reference and implements
SB 1260 (2014) that revised and clarified
the definition of restricted hazardous
waste which allows several additional
federal agencies to utilize the existing
Idaho DEQ permitted disposal capacity
of the U.S. Ecology Idaho, Inc. Grand
View facility for environmentally protec-
tive, secure disposal of these materials.
Comment by: 7/2/14
IDAPA 59 PUBLIC EMPLOYEE
RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF IDAHO
(PERSI)
PO Box 83720, Boise, ID
83720-0078
59-0103-1401, PERSI Contribution
Rules. Delays scheduled increase in
contribution rates for employers and em-
ployees.
NOTICE OF PROCLAMATION OF
RULEMAKING
IDAPA 06 BOARD OF CORREC-
TION
06-0102-1401, Rules of Correctional
Industries. New chapter implements SB
1374 (2014) by establishing an agricul-
tural inmate work program that provides
for contracting with private agricultural
employers, ensures non-inmate worker
displacement, provides for inmate safety
and security, and develops a system for
deductions from inmate workers wages.
NOTICES OF ADOPTION OF TEM-
PORARY RULE
IDAPA 35 IDAHO STATE TAX
COMMISSION
35-0103-1402, Property Tax Administra-
tive Rule
IDAPA 58 DEPARTMENT OF ENVI-
RONMENTAL QUALITY
58-0102-1301, Water Quality Standards
(Temporary and Pending)
NOTICES OF INTENT TO PROM-
ULGATE - NEGOTIATED RULE-
MAKINGS
IDAPA 02 DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
02-0303-1401, Idaho Department of Ag-
riculture Rules Governing Pesticide Use
and Chemigation Use and Application
02-0405-1401, Rules of the Department
of Agriculture Governing Manufacture
Grade Milk
02-0419-1401, Rules Governing Domes-
tic Cervidae
02-0421-1401, Rules Governing the Im-
portation of Animals
02-0605-1401, Rules Governing Diseas-
es of Hops (humulus lupulus)
02-0627-1402, Rules Governing Bac-
terial Ring Rot Caused by (clavibacter
michiganensis subsp. sepedonicus) of
Potato
IDAPA 07 DIVISION OF BUILD-
ING SAFETY
07-0301-1401, Rules of Building Safety
IDAPA 16 DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH AND WELFARE
16-0227-1401, Idaho Radiation Control
Rules
IDAPA 20 IDAHO DEPARTMENT
OF LANDS
20-0702-1401, Rules Governing Conser-
vation of Crude Oil and Natural Gas in
the State of Idaho
IDAPA 23 IDAHO STATE BOARD
OF NURSING
23-0101-1401 and 23-0101-1402, Rules
of the State Board of Nursing
IDAPA 35 STATE TAX COMMIS-
SION
35-0101-1401, Income Tax Administra-
tive Rules
35-0105-1402, Motor Fuels Tax Admin-
istrative Rules
IDAPA 38 DEPARTMENT OF
ADMINISTRATION
38-0501-1401, Rules of the Division of
Purchasing
38-0601-1401, Rules of the Department
of Administration Governing Billing
Procedures of the Office of the Chief In-
formation Officer
IDAPA 46 BOARD OF VETERI-
NARY MEDICINE
46-0101-1401, Rules of the State of Ida-
ho Board of Veterinary Medicine
IDAPA 55 DIVISION OF PROFES-
SIONAL-TECHNICAL EDUCA-
TION
55-0104-1401, Rules Governing Agri-
cultural and Natural Resource Education
Programs (new chapter)
IDAPA 57 SEXUAL OFFENDER
MANAGEMENT BOARD
57-0102-1401, Rules Governing Juvenile
Sexual Offender Management Practices
IDAPA 58 DEPARTMENT OF EN-
VIRONMENTAL QUALITY
58-0101-1402, Rules for the Control of
Air Pollution in Idaho
Please refer to the Idaho Administra-
tive Bulletin, June 4, 2014, Volume
14-6, for the notices and text of all
rulemakings, public hearings schedules,
information on negotiated rulemakings,
executive orders of the Governor, and
agency contact information.
Issues of the Idaho Administrative
Bulletin can be viewed at www.
adminrules.idaho.gov/
Office of the Administrative Rules Co-
ordinator, Dept. of Administration, PO
Box 83720, Boise, ID 83720-0306
Phone: 208-332-1820; Fax: 334-2307;
Email: rulescoordinator@adm.idaho.gov
MCM Storage
public auctions
Published in The Aberdeen Times,
June 11 and 18, 2014
Public auctions will be held at MCM
Storages, 235 Arthur St., Am. Falls,
Idaho at 10:00 a.m. on 6-21-2014 and
at 1801 S. 2800 W., in Aberdeen, ID at
11:00 a.m. on 6-21-2014. All contents of
Units # 12, 7 and 13, consisting of furni-
ture and miscellaneous household items,
will be sold to the highest bidder. The last
known renters of these units were Johana
Barrett, 145 Hillcrest, Am. Falls, Gloria
Castanon, Box 224, Aberdeen and Dan-
ielle Pullido, 411 W. 200 N., Blackfoot.
Call Cheryl at 208-709-2557 for more
info.
MCM Storage
public auctions
Published in The Aberdeen Times,
June 4 and 11, 2014
Public auctions will be held at MCM
Storages, 1801 S. 2800 W., in Aberdeen,
ID, at 10:00 a.m. on 6-14-2014, and at
671 S. 4th E. (Beach Rd.) at 10:30 a.m.
on 6-14-2014. All contents of Units #1
and 32, consisting of furniture and mis-
cellaneous household items, will be sold
to the highest bidder. The last known
renters of these units were Luke & Jeni
Foster, 572 E. Sterling, Aberdeen, and
Kyle Holyoak, 870 W. 100 N., Black-
foot. Call Cheryl at 208-709-2557 for
more info.
First Mennonite Church will
hold Palisades Bible camp
It is camp time again and
the staff at Palisades Men-
nonite Camp located near
Palisades Dam is ready for
this years camps. This years
camp dates are: Junior Youth
Camp, July 13-17 for grades
completed 4-7. The cost is
$80. Senior Youth Camp, July
17-20 for grades 8-12. The
cost is $100 which includes
a float trip down the Snake
River. Camp activities in-
clude: hiking in the Targhee
National Forest, swimming in
the Palisades Reservoir, inspi-
rational campfires, great camp
cooking and much more. Reg-
istration can be done on-line
at camppalisades@gmail.com
or camppalisades.wordpress.
com. or call Connie Funk at
208-397-4820. Registrations
can be sent to First Mennonite
Church, 381 West Washing-
ton, Aberdeen Idaho, 83210.
Dates to Remember
The Aberdeen Times wishes our best to our readers on their
special days each year. Names and dates are taken from the an-
nual Aberdeen Legion Auxiliary community calendar. To add
your familys listings and receive your personal copy of the
Aberdeen Legion Auxiliary community calendar (cost $10),
contact Marva Jean Mueller at 221-9678 or Linda Cardona at
397-4746.
Happy Birthday
June 11
Cheryl Youngstrom
Heather Leisy
Kaylin Ure
Ray Elder
Tara Hoffer
Ray Westfall
Marinda Jacob
June 12
Lyndsey Shackelford
Robert Buffi
Wendy Mitchell
Ashley Dance
June 13
Flor Beck
Joe Glarborg
Kathy Gull
Michelle Corbridge
Mike Welch
Tod Shelman
June 14
Linda Brainard
Nykelle Driscoll
June 15
Earl Barclay
Clay Ingersoll
Cella Jones
Zachary Blackwell
June 16
Melody Haney
Jolie Copeland
Iesha Dela Torriente
Carla Gonzales
June 17
Brian Jolley
Kris Corbridge
Kendall Pratt
Happy Anniversary
June 11
Derek and Cassi Jolley
June 13
Dustin and Amanda Dancliff
June 14
Lance and Julie Mitchell
June 15
Harold and Ethel Claunch
Monte and Elaine Ledford
Cazarez graduates from
Air Force basic training
Air Force Airman, Catalina
I. Cazarez, graduated from
basic military training at Joint
Base San Antonio-Lackland,
San Antonio, Texas.
The airman completed an
intensive, eight-week pro-
gram that included training in
military discipline and stud-
ies, Air Force core values,
physical fitness, and basic
warfare principles and skills.
Airmen who complete basic
training earn four credits to-
ward an associate in applied
science degree through the
Community College of the
Air Force.
Cazarez is the daughter
of Ignacio Cazarez of Yuma,
Ariz., the former ward of Ru-
ben and Esther Castanon of
Aberdeen, Idaho, and sister
of Martha Cordova of Phoe-
nix, Ariz. and Brenda Cazarez
of Aberdeen, Idaho. She is a
2013 graduate of Aberdeen
High School, Idaho.
Comparisons of two, 4-
D and dicamba formulations
for broadleaf weeds and crop
safety in spring wheat.
Weed management in other
crops including alfalfa and
field corn.
Catalina I. Cazarez
Summer Menu
Wednesday, June 11
Crispito, corn, pears, chocolate chip cookies, milk
Thursday, June 12
Pizza pocket, broccoli, pineapple chunks, graham crackers, milk
Friday, June 13
Submarine sandwich, potato wedges, carrot sticks, bananas, milk
Monday, June 16
Cheeseburger on a bun, potato puffs, carrot sticks, peaches, milk
Tuesday, June 17
Corn dog, potato chips, broccoli, mandarin oranges, milk
Wednesday, June 18
Burrito, carrot sticks, ears, chocolate chip cookies, milk
Aberdeen Senior Menu
Lunches at the Aberdeen Senior Citizen Center are open to
the public, regardless of age. Lunch is served each Tuesday
and Friday at noon.
Lunch is also available Monday through Friday. Serving corn
dogs, cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, finger steaks, fish
sandwiches, chicken strips, popcorn shrimp, fries and chef
salad.
Also fresh baked cinnamon rolls for only $1.
Call 397-4349.
Friday, June 13
Chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, rolls,
fruit, sherbert, tomato juice, milk
Tuesday, June 17
Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes and country gravy,
cooked carrots, applesauce aspic, tomato juice, milk
Cost of meals:
Suggested donation
60 and over, $4
Under 60, $5
Football team camp announced
The Aberdeen High School football coaches will hold a
team camp on July 21-24 for high school students who wish
to play football. The times have yet to be decided and more
information will be coming. Put it on your calendars.
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To love means not to
impose your own pow-
ers on your fellow man
but offer him your help.
And if he refuses it, to
be proud that he can do
it on his own strength.
---Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
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