GARDEN VALLEY FIBER ARTS FAIRE

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8

9:00AM - 5:00PM

GARDEN VALLEY SCHOOL

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM

"FIBER ARTS THROUGH THE AGES"

Fiber Artists from Garden Valley

and beyond will gather here. 

~Many Venders will Offer Items to Sell~

~Displays of Small Art Quilts and Antique Sewing Items~

 ~Hands-on Participation in some Booths~

~Observe Hand Quilting on a Large Quilting Frame~

~There will be Hourly Drawings~

~ ~ ~ ~ Quilt will be raffled ~ ~ ~ ~  We hope to see you there and everyone is welcome.

There is no charge for this event.

Call 462-3224 or 462-2500 for additional information.

WEEK-END YARD SALE

SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Autumn

YARD SALE

9 AM  TO  5 PM

Multi-Family

TOOLS**LADDERS**FURNITURE

TVS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS

LOTS OF $1 ITEMS

9 STERLING LANE

Off Anderson Creek Road

Bart Raymond/Garden Valley Garage

Local Resident Named to ISU Dean's List

Pocatello – Jessica Jo Purviance, of Garden Valley, has earned a place on the Idaho State University 2011 spring semester dean’s list for the division of health sciences, as announced by Linda C. Hatzenbuehler, associate vice president and executive dean of the division.

To qualify for the dean’s list, students must complete at least 12 semester credits and receive a grade point average of 3.66 or higher. Congratulations to Jessica Jo!

Wolverines Tromp Tri-Valley

by Mike Uhl
Midvale, Idaho-Friday night, September 23: Another 7 p.m. game

Garden Valley Wolverines (0-3)  vs Tri-Valley Titans (2-1)

Going into the game, you would think it was a mismatch. Tri-Valley has a National Power ranking of +15.67 and Garden Valley has a National Power ranking of -10.33.

Tri-Valley scored the first 8 points of the game in the first quarter. They didn't score again until the last five minutes of the 4th quarter, against the Wolverines' second team.

When asked, Garden Valley's Zach "The Raptor" Root described the game as "...intense, really fun!" It's that way when you win.

Garden Valley ran the ball most of the 1st quarter. Tri-Valley players were stunned, thinking that the Wolverines were a passing team. J.D. Fuhriman ran up the middle and Jono Lawler ran everywhere else throughout the game. J.D. "Speedy" Fuhriman scored two running TDs. The Wolverines had only one turnover--it was a fumble.

QB Nathan "Dynamite" Updike ran untouched into the end zone to score 6 points.

Garden Valley played good defense, stopping one Tri-Valley drive after another. The Wolverines played hard all four quarters of the game. They did not let up from the opening kick-off to the end of the 4th quarter. The power went out for 15-20 minutes during this game. That did not stop the Wolverines from scoring more points.

Garden Valley played really solid football for the last two quarters of the Idaho City game and the four full quarters of this game versus the Tri-Valley Titans.

The line of Kavik Fairburn, Thomas Grimm, Zach Root, Cody Zeff and Lance Jones played really rock-hard football.

The defensive backs of J.D. Fuhriman, Nathan Updike, Cody Zeff, and Lance Jones knocked down passes, broke up passes, and Cody "The Cobra" Zeff had 3 interceptions and scored on one.

Thomas Grimm played strong on both sides of the ball all night.

This was a tough-fought contest, with both teams trying their best to win this game--but Garden Valley just wanted it more than the Tri-Valley Titans.

Benny Updike and Sam Root were ill and did not play. They should be back next Friday, for the 4 p.m. game in Cascade, when they face 6'1", 170-lb. senior, Ramblers' QB Jacob Schimpf, who threw for over 1,800 yards last year.

Final Score: Garden Valley 28   Tri-Valley 16.

Job Creation/Retention Council Hosts Governor Otter

Garden Valley, Idaho –  Governor "Butch" Otter will speak on “Idaho Economy and Job Creation” in Garden Valley, on October 28, 2011. The picnic luncheon speech is sponsored by the Boise County Job Creation/Retention Council (BC JC/RC), a non-profit whose mission is to create new jobs and retain existing ones in Boise County.

Tickets may be purchased from Boise County businesses and Chambers of Commerce where flyers are found; from the BC JC/RC at cottinghmj@aol.com or (208)462-3178; and at the door. Price of admission is $25, for the general public and $15,  for Boise County Chambers and Boise Basin Booster members.

The event will be held in the Multi-purpose Room of the Garden Valley School on Banks Lowman Road. Doors open at 11:30 a.m. and the Governor will speak at 12:20 p.m.


The BC JC/RC requests that tickets be purchased before the event, to avoid a long line at the door and to be sure the room is set for enough people. Those interested in participating in job creation/retention councils in Boise County communities should contact John Cottingham, BC JC/RC President & Secretary, at the above email and phone contacts.

Reward for Lost Rings

LOST

 2 diamond rings with white gold

 1 white gold band

 2 white gold bands with 10 small diamonds each

1 opal and silver ring

Most likely lost along the Southfork River Near Lowman.

A sizeable reward is offered for their return.

Kim can be reached at 208-630-4139

or kpierson@fs.fed.us

Authors Karma Fitzgerald & Sharon Brown at The Strut!

Market

Street

Strut

Meet & Greet

The Authors of

'Eclectic Collage'

at Books in the Attic

Downtown Crouch 

5:00 ~  8:00 PM

Wednesday

September 21

See Mariann at

The Red Rooster

for Sales and Fall Fashions

Fabulous Accessories

including Jewelry ~ Bags ~ Belts

Hats ~ Shoes

Bath & Home

and More!

~ Enjoy ~ 

Wine and Hors d'oeuvres

Visit DAHLIA'S

and have an olfactory experience with

Essential Oil

Instruction

Gifts - Jewelry ~ Clothing

Floral Creations

Strut on over and join Lynne, Maggie and Mariann ~

~ The ladies who make things happen on Market Street ~