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'Talent' applications are out; pick one up
It's Your Business
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Free Press/David Rauzi
Rachel Wemhoff of Greencreek is pictured with her 1,131-pound steer at the Idaho County 4-H Livestock Sale, Aug. 21, at the Idaho County Fairgrounds in Cottonwood. Kendall Dodge of Lewiston made the winning bid on this animal, and with Sonnen Meats donating a portion of the cutting and wrapping fee, the meat was donated to the Idaho County Food bank. During the swine sale, three buyers — Asker’s Harvest Foods, Brad and Bambi Baker, and Advanced Welding and Steel — stepped forward with pig purchases, meat from which was also donated to the food bank. 

Jacob's Oil Inc., in Grangeville has updated its fuel pumps, located between Baker Trucking and KORT. Jacob's now accepts credit cards for 24/7 service. Stop by 410 North C Street or call 983-1680 with questions.
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   It's here! Applications for "Grangeville's Got Talent" are now out. Pick these up at the Blue Fox Theater, Papa Dogs Pizza, Asker's Harvest Foods, The Hang Out or your nearest public school. Audiÿtions will be starting Sept. 15 for the first show in October. Now's your chance to show your talent!
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   Gentle Yoga by Deanna English will start Sept. 7 and run Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Grangeville. Call 507-0165.
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   Blue North Forest Products (forÿmerly 3 Rivers) in Kamiah is buying small saw logs and tonwood to facilitate its start-up. If you have Douglas Fir, grand fir, lodgepole or Ponderosa Pine, call Doug Nelson at 451-5089, 935-2547 or e-mail dnelson_bnfp@hotmail.com
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   The Historical Museum at St. Gertrude in Cottonwood is seeking a museum director. A full descripÿtion of the duties is available on-line at
   www.historicalmuseumatstgertrudÿe.org. Call 962-2051.
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   Check out Ted's Valley Auction for a moving and consignment auction Saturday, Sept. 11, 9 a.m., at the Legion Hall, 7th and Main streets in Kamiah. Calley Auction is owned by Ted and Tiffany Weeks. Call 983-5657 for details.
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   Rachel Ward is hosting Jockey Person to Person parties. You can look at her Web site for this clothing line at www.myjockeyp2p.com/rachel; e-mail rachelward@qroidaho.net; or call 507-0969.
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   The Grangeville Centennial Liÿbrary is looking to hire a library assistant part-time. Candidates must be organized, have attention to detail, a high level of energy, great customer service skills and be a team player. Pick up an applicaÿtion at Grangeville Centennial Liÿbrary 215 W. North St., Grangeÿville. Closing date is Sept. 22.
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   Papa Dog's Pizza, formerly Alÿley Dogs, will hold its grand opening this week. The 323 Main Street business will open Wednesÿday, Sept. 8, and has a newly renovated dining room and pizza ovens for on-site pizza eating. Papa Dogs will also offer the popular "take and bake" pizzas.
   Community members are invited to bring in a picture of their favorite canine to be hung on the walls with their other furry friends at Papa Dogs.
   Call 983-2003 for questions.
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   Groaner's Gym on Grangeville's Main Street will be holding its 10th anniversary celebration Thursday, Sept. 16. The business will host a chamber after hours event with special guest music feature The Idaho County Orchestra. Come visÿit, listen to the music and enjoy some food.
   
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