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MVARC May Tailgate Swapmeet May 24th
(Posted 4/3/08) * * *
Caldwell 2008 Hamfest/Swapmeet April 26th
(Posted 4/3/08)
Baldy Repeater Down
(Posted 4/2/08) * * *
Update....
Posted 3/31/08
Don't forget to get your vest order to me.
Details and how to order below.
We are trying to schedule a tailgate swap
meet for May 10th. Having a little problem finding a spot. I was
trying for CSI south parking lot but they want $106 for a one day event,
plus liability insurance. Not sure how much the insurance would be but
I thought I'd see if any of you had a good idea on where we could hold
this. I've also thought about holding it at a park but I'm thinking a
good asphalt area to park would be a plus. The idea is to have it start
around 10 a.m. and go for a few hours. We'd also need a porta-potty.
That will be $90. I'm throwing it out to you folks to see if you have
any ideas. Of course it needs to be easily accessible, easy to find,
lots of parking area, and preferably FREE.
Also, we had to change the location of our
April 12 meeting. Perkins rented the room out for that day so we are
going to try Hart's Restaurant on Blue Lakes Blvd. North, just north of
Fred Meyer on the north side of the road. It's the old JB's building.
They don't have a meeting room but they do have a roomy isolated area so
I thought we could give it a try. We are kinda outgrowing Perkins
anyway so this will give us a good chance to explore some other
options.
We have a LOT of stuff to discuss at the
April 12 meeting to please mark your calendar. We will be taking
nominations for officers. We will need a VP and Sec./Tres.
The VP automatically moves up to preident.
Hope to see you at the meeting. 73 Kelly K7SU * * *
Order your Club Vests Now
(Posted 3/27/08)
Cost is $20 for S, M, L, XL The sizes are the same as a shirt size. So if you wear and XL shirt, then you should wear an XL vest. Logo will be on the back. On the front will be your Name, your Call and your City. We will need to know how you want your name spelled, your call and your city. Include that with your money to Rick or have it available at the meeting. If you need more info, email Kelly, K7SU. kelly@k7su.com * * *
Twin Falls Tailgate Swap Meet Planned
(Posted 3/27/08) * * *
Baldy Repeater Update from Joe Yelda, KF7AE
(Posted 3/27/08) * * *
More Ham Radio Stuff for sale.......
(Posted 3/13/08) * * *
Caldwell Hamfest/swapmeet, April 26th
(Posted 3/11/08) * * *
Ham License Testing Session
(Posted 3/10/08) * * *
Snake River Chapter ISRA Monthly Meeting
(Posted 3/10/08) * * * Wood River Valley Launches Web Site (Posted 3/10/08) The Wood River Amateur Radio Club also has a new web site. WWW.WRARC.org is now up and running but not complete. We are also hosted by QTH.com We have now activated the auto-patch on the Baldy 18 machine (N7ACB/R), #up *down. It still needs some work on the audio levels and some filtering to keep out the FM station in the rack next to us. I am also working on the ECHOLINK system which I should have working soon as a link. We plan to put a computer at the site in time so we can be a true R. For now look for AF7I-R or L on Echolink. When that shows up I will link it with W6SUV in Tahoe for a little testing. Maybe this will get some activity on our repeater which now goes for days without a QSO. We also looked at D-link and that would looks great but expensive.. So it looks like Echolink is as good as we can do for now. Hopefully we will have a new repeater up and running on Galena summit sometime this summer. Joe Yelda (KF7AE) and KX7ID from Boise are working on coordination of a frequency. Our goal is to have everything up, running and linked by the time the Special Olympics opens next February. * * * MVRC Meeting Summary (Posted 3/9/08)
I want to say a resounding THANK YOU to all
of you who showed up at the regular MVRC meeting on Saturday at Perkins
Restaurant. We had 21 show up during the course of the meeting.
We had some exciting stuff happen at the
meeting and it looks as though enthusiasm is beginning to grow for the
club. Here is a recap of the morning events at the meeting.
1. Approved the logo for the club. You can
see it online by clicking this link. The page is configured to be
viewed in 1024 by 768 resolution for best results.
The background picture of Shoshone Falls is
NOT part of the logo...the logo is the black oval with the Magic Valley
Amateur Radio Club and www.K7MVA.org
in it. You probably know by now that the club now has its own special
events call, K7MVA
2. The club was unanimous on wanting a VEST
rather than a JACKET for club activities. But the majority was not
enthused about the black polyester material for the vests. I'm going to
look into some alternatives, either in the material used or a lighter
(cooler) color.
3. Approved
www.K7MVA.org domain to be the home of the web site. This will
cost the club about $41 per year which INCLUDES the yearly domain
registration and hosting. Soon I will be moving the site from my own
site to the new one. I'll let you know when I get this done.
Meanwhile, continue to get to it the same way you normally do...
4. Discussed a possible tailgate swap meet
sometime this spring.
5 Discussed Field Day which will be held
June 28 and 29. The club will be setting up a station again at Harmon
Park, just like last year. Please mark your calendars for that event.
We might also consider having a pot luck during the event for the whole
family to participate.
We had two new members sign up to join the club!
Art Wertz, WS7E, and his wife Norma,
KC7RAY, stopped by before the meeting started. They couldn't stay
but Art said he would be interested in contacting the Boy Scouts to see
if they were interested in initiating an interest group in radio
communications. I told Art to please pursue that and that the club
would be very interested in such a project. This kind of stuff is the
key to keeping the hobby alive, with new young members!
Please send me an email if you have any
comments or thoughts.
Thanks, 73, and see you on the air!
Kelly
Estate Sale of Roy Brown, W7OWB
(Posted 3/9/08) Some of these items do not have prices listed. For more information or to purchase, contact Cliff Burgess K7IAR, 208-837-4351
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K7MVA is Official!
(Posted 3/4/08) * * *
Magic Valley Radio Club Meeting Saturday
(Posted 3/3/08)
The next meeting for the Magic Valley Radio
Club is coming up next Saturday, March 8th.
I want to encourage each and every one who
can come to the meeting to do so...and if you know someone interested in
ham radio, or a good prospect, bring them also. Or, if you know someone
who IS a ham but hasn't been to a club meeting, encourage them to come
along with you.
We have some very exciting things to talk
about (and vote on) at this next meeting. We will be voting on:
1. A club LOGO
2. A club Jacket. I hope to have a sample
vest at the meeting so you all can see what they look like. We decided
to make the vest as a choice for a club jacket, for a number of reasons.
a. They are cheaper. Looks like around
$24 or so, INCLUDING the logo.
b. They are more versatile (you can
wear them over a summer shirt or a winter coat)
c. These will have a very distinctive
look.
3. I'd like the club to consider getting
it's own domain. My suggestion would be
www.K7MVA.org and I'll show you why
at the meeting. Currently, the club page is being hosted on my personal
site and I'm beginning to reach my limit....actually I'm already going
way past my "bandwidth" limit each month, but they haven't said anything
yet. But with the club having it's own domain, we could do a lot with
that. Scott Neader with QTH.COM, my current host, said since I have my
own personal site with him, he would give the club half price on the
monthly hosting...which puts it at a little less than $2.50 per
month...plus the $10.45 yearly charge to keep the domain registered,
makes the total yearly cost at about $41. Very cheap! Then, if
something happens to me, the someone can take over the site without it
being intermingled with my stuff....and it's best for it to have it's
own domain name.
4. Maybe the club should consider a mock
emergency drill for practice. Lee Kelly, K6ZVA, will be able to give us
some input on this, I'm sure.
5. The club will be holding Field Day
activities again this year, probably at Harmon Park like last year.
Please mark your calendar for the weekend of June 28 and 29.
6. Let's discuss having an old fashioned
tailgate swap meet soon...maybe in the CSI parking lot. Just throw some
junk in your car or pickup you'd like to sell, trade or giveaway, and
bring it. We can invite other clubs. This would be like a 2 hour
event...just a place to have some fun, shoot the breeze, and make a
deal.
Back to the CLUB LOGO. Bob Castaneda KC7QR,
and myself, have been working on some ideas for a logo and we will have
some samples for you to look at. Bob is retired from the publishing
business and still has the software/tools and knowledge for making some
really NICE looking stuff. We will have samples of his work with a
proposed logo at the next meeting.
Also, Dick Shotwell, W7GDA, has sent me his
idea for a logo and that is one we will be considering along with any
others that are submitted.
If any of you want to present your idea for
a club logo at the next meeting, please do so. Do a mockup of it either
on the computer or on a piece of paper...something for the club members
to look at. This is NOT a competition...this is merely a chance to get
some ideas to look at and vote on for the logo to represent the club.
PLEASE bring your ideas. My plan is to have all of them presented to
the club and vote on them at the next meeting on March 8th. so we can
get the ball rolling on the jackets/vests. I'd like to have the vests
or jackets for use by Field Day.
Update on the club call.
Unles there are some unforeseen
circumstances arise, it looks like the FCC will issue our new club
vanity club call of K7MVA on Tuesday, March 4th. I'll let you know for
sure if/when that happens....but it's in the works right now. The date
on the FCC site for issuance is March 4th.
If at all possible, please try to make this
next meeting a be a part of these decisions for the club. The meeting
will be held at Perkins Restaurant, on Blue Lakes Blvd. North. Many of
us arrive at the meeting room around 8:30 and have breakfast and/or
shoot the breeze, and the meeting starts at 10 a.m. Come early if you
can....it's fun just to visit.
I also have some other ideas to kick around
with you but I won't bore you with the details here....I'll bring them
up at the meeting.
73 and we'll see you on the air!
Kelly
www.K7SU.com
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Teachers Institute on Wireless Technology
(Posted 3/4/08)
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CQoogle....A SEARCH ENGINE FOR JUST HAMS
(Postedn 3/1/08)
A YOUTUBE for just Ham Radio!
(Posted 3/1/08) * * *
Congratulations are in order!
(Posted 2/28/08 * * *
Mt. Harrison Repeater Annual Meeting
(Posted 2/24/08)
Lee Kelly K6ZVA
leebobk@cableone.net
Dean Etherington KI7CC
KI7CC@Q.com Scott Emery KE7EMB dozerdude@pmt.org
Monetary donations, including the yearly donation of $10, can be mailed
to: Thanks for your attention to this matter. * * *
Silent Key (Posted
2/22/08) * * *
Pocatello Testing Session
(Posted 2/20/08) * * *
Idaho QSO Party
(Posted 2/20/08) * * * More Ham Gear for sale! (Posted 2/15/08) This is whats left. The other gear has sold.
(1) Diamond GZV 4000 Switching 40A Power supply
Also for
sale....non-ham related:
Contact: * * *
2/15/08 Hansen Repeater 16/76 Back on the Air
* * * 2/15/08 The HORRORS of Ham radio!
This short video clip on the Horrors of the
unknowns of HAM RADIO in the 60's is hilarious.
So appropriate to my early days of ham radio
when neighbors accused me of making their washing machine quit and even
supposedly making their sewing machine run when no one was using
it......I actually had to put a sign on my home back in the 60's
stating I would only operate between 6 am and 9 am and that I would not
interfere with any washing machines, sewing machines or other such home
appliances, further I had every necessary filter on my Radio Transmitter
and my personal TV had NO ham radio interference.
Check out this Twilight Zone Video Clip.
73, GARY W7FSI
As long as we're looking at funny Ham Radio
video's, here's another one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaHm1ecBCgw&feature=related * * *
2/14/08 Looking for an HF rig?
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2/13/08 Mt. Harrison Repeater Annual
Meeting Coming Up * * *
2/13/08 W6OUU gets 6-meter WAS
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2/10/08 Hansen repeater, 146.76, will be down
a few days. * * *
2/9/08 Mt. Harrison Repeater Yearly Meeting * * *
2/9/08 Congratulations are in order! Congratulations to all ! And thanks to the crew of the Snake River Chapter ISRA for conducting these upgrade test sessions. * * *
2/9/08 Magic Valley Radio Club Meeting * * * 2/3/08 Working on Repeater for Galena Summit
Hey Everyone, I just wanted to bring you up to date on
everything. As many of you now know we have funding for a Galena
repeater. This would be a ARES repeater linked to the Baldy repeater.
This means with a handheld and if you can see either Baldy or Galena
you will have coverage from Stanley to Twin Falls. Thanks to Brad
and Larry Bosley of Sun Valley for making this possible. We are working
to have this repeater operational sometime this summer. This repeater is
now coordinated and frequency will be 147.14 receive;147.74 transmit.
On Saturday Feb 23rd we will be going up to Baldy to make needed
adjustments to repeater and hook up phone patch. Any of you are welcome
to join us. Sun Valley will provide us with a lift pass (10 minute ride
via the ski lift).
I will be working communications for Special Olympics this month in
Sun Valley and also 09. I would encourage any and all of you to
volunteer. Please contact me for details.
I wanted all of you to mark July 09 on your calenders for a new
race. Randy Gehrke N7YDQ now has approval from the forest service for a
new 100 mile ultra marathon race from Soldier Mountain thru the Smokeys
back to Fairfield. This would be a premier ultra marathon running race
with runners from all over the US and beyond. This would be a media
event for Idaho. Amateur radio will be the only communications for this
race!! Great experience for all of you!!!
After the Galena repeater is in operation I see a number wanting to
obtain a license. Any of you that hold a general class license and above
I would encourage you to become a volunteer examiner for testing. I will
be teaching classes and will need test examiners after the class.
The Baldy repeater in a couple of weeks will be on the air for a
year. It would not have been possible without all you help!! Thanks
again Joe KF7AE
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2/3/08 Tower for sale * * *
1/13/08 Ham Equipment for Sale
220 repeater located on Mt. Hararison. The repeater
consists of a Link Systems RLC-Club Deluxe II controller which has 8
radio ports, voice ID, auto patch and a few other bells and whistles.
The radio is an Advanced Communication Systems KRP-5000B 220 repeater
with 20 watts out.
Original price:
Asking for offers. If I can’t find a decent offer for the
equipment I will go up with the club this summer and take it all down
and sell everything separately.
I still have: Rob (N7ORY) (208) 410-7335 Cell * * *
1/13/08 Club Logo * * *
1/13/08 MVRC Monthly Meeting Equipment that has been donated to the club will be priced and sold.
It's fairly unanimous that
club members would like some sort of club jacket/logo/call sign so Kelly,
K7SU, is going to investigate the best
Be thinking of some fun summer
activities. We will be holding Field Day again this year. Be
thinking of a good place to have it if you want Lee Kelly, K6ZVA, will be contacting SIRCOM. Our next club meeting may be held there. Keep checking here for more details. * * *
1/6/08 * * *
1/6/08 Vintage Pics of Mt. Harrison
Repeater * * *
12/29/07 2-Meter SSB Ragchewers Group * * *
12/29/07 RACES/ARES Net Cancelled for
Jan. 1
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12/26/07 Straight Key Night * * *
12/26/07 Christmas Party Fun The club would like to thank Lee and Bobbie Kelly, (K6ZVA, KD7JKC) or handling the door prizes and gifts. I'm already looking forward to our party next year! :>) 73, Kelly, K7SU * * * 12/15/07 Items for Sale
Kenwood TS820 with matching VFO
Dentron MLA 2500 Amp
Kenwood 2M transceiver
48 ft free standing tower
Mosley 5 Band Beam, rotor and indicator
There are also some odds and ends that are not
listed.
Call Larry Robertson in Gooding, KB7YA
934-4601
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12/15/07 Items Needed * * *
12/15/07 Idaho Special Olympics Needs
Amateur Radio Volunteers
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12/12/07 Club Jackets He said we can expect the cost to be between $45 and $100. For the $50-60 range he would suggest the JP-54 jacket. They are $34, then silk screen or embr. above that. Log into "threadsusa.com", then click on "company casuals", and search for the JP54. We need to bring in an example, or a diagram of what we want, and how many colors, then he can give us a firm cost on the number of jackets we want to order. Name and call sign can go on front, and club name and diagram, such as a tower and antenna or what ever we decide can go on the back. Here is a link to the JP-54 jacket referred to in Doug's email CLICK HERE It looks pretty slick to me.
What does everyone else think? Take a look at the link and we
will discuss it at our next meeting on January 14th. * * *
12/12/07 2-Meter SSB Ragchew * * *
12/8/07 Magic Valley Radio Club meeting 1. What to do about the donated equipment the club has. The consensus was to hold off on any decision right now but we may consider selling the stuff giving club members first choice. Then....?????? You can see most of the stuff HERE. 2. We are going to look into getting club jackets with logo's. We will have a progress report with some proposed plans at the next meeting. 3. We are going to start an informal 2-meter SSB get-together on Tuesday evenings right after the ARES/RACES net. If you have 2-meter SSB capabilities, please join us on or around 144.200, UPPER sideband. This is purely for fun....no roll call....just a roundtable rag chew. John Cline, W5USN, donated a nice item to the club for someone who is into the digital modes. It's a very nice RIGBLASTER PRO sound card interface. This is the top line interface. You can read about it HERE. These sell new for $279.95. If you are a Twin Falls, Burley/Rupert or Wood River Valley club member, buy this one for $100. Contact me if interested. Kelly, K7SU Don't forget the Christmas Party coming up Dec. 22nd. Details down the list. Next club meeting will be held January 12th, at 10 a.m. at the regular meeting place, Perkins Restaurant in Twin Falls. * * *
12/8/07 Emergency Training Class
available
12/7/07 Pocatello Testing Day * * *
12/5/07 MVRC Christmas Party * * *
12/5/07 MVRC Monthly Meeting
* Club Jackets * * *
12/2/07 * * *
12/1/07 ANTENNA PARTY * * * 12/1/07 INTERESTING EMAIL I RECEIVED 12/1/07
Hello, My
name is Alan, I live in Maidstone Kent. UK I belong to Maidstone YMCA
ARS as well as RNARS ,forgive me but I would like if possible to be
added to your E- mail list. I should like to make contacts with
operators around the Boise area unfortunately the club has lost our
previous premises and as yet are not up and running on HF at our new
location.. limited aerials at home restrict much HF so have recently
been finding my way around Echolink, I have discovered a very old friend
from my days at sea lives in the Boise Area and I hope to be able to
visit him in the near future,and would like to know more about the
area.......Best Wishes, Alan .GØNCW
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11/29/07 SILENT KEY
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11/23/07 ITEMS FOR SALE * * *
11/23/07 SNAKE RIVER CHAPTER ISRA CHRISTMAS PARTY * * *
11/22/07 RECRUITING NEW HAMS * * *
11/20/07 MVRC Christmas Party * * * 11/18/07 HAM RADIO NEWS from "Amateur Radio Newsline" CLICK HERE * * *
11/11/07 OPERATING OFF THE GRID * * *
11/10/07 MVRC Meeting * The club members voted to increase the yearly club dues to $10 starting January 1, 2008. Those who had prepaid membership beyond that will be grandfathered. * The members voted to continue to continue to strengthen the relationship between the club and SIRCOM and all related emergency coordinators. The members voted to hold at least 4 meetings per year at SIRCOM and to hold regular emergency drills to keep the skills of the participants at the ready in case of an emergency. The club maintains a list of local ham radio operators who could assist in emergency communications. To get on that list, download the ARES/RACES application form HERE. It is a JPG file and is about 750k in size. If you can't download it contact Lee Kelly, K6ZVA at leebobk AT cableone dot net for an application form.
* To download a copy of the ARES/RACES manual in PDF
format, see the DOWNLOAD RACES MANUAL button above under LINKS. You
must have the latest version of Acrobat Reader installed on your computer
to open the manual. Keep in mind the manual is a 6MB file so a fast
internet connection will help. If you don't have a fact connection,
contact me and I will get you a copy on CD. Kelly K7SU * The club will build and maintain a list of volunteers to help other hams in the area for special projects such as antennas and repairs. To get on that list email Kelly Klaas.. kelly@K7SU.com * The next meeting will be held December 8th at Lizzy's Restaurant, located at 1030 south Lincoln in Jerome. Coming from Twin Falls take the first exit to Jerome, drive north a couple miles. Lizzy's is in the same shopping mall as Ridley's Grocery Store and D&B Supply. Time is 10 a.m. Club President Jay Smith, W7BMS, will give us instructions on how to fill out a radiogram. You will need to have a hard copy of the ARRL radiogram. You can CLICK HERE to download a copy. * The annual club Christmas party will be held on Saturday, December 22, at Loon Hing restaurant on Kimberly Road in Twin Falls. Time is 7 p.m. 73, Kelly K7SU * * *
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11/5/07
11/5/07
10/21/07
10/16/07 The pictures below are the meeting room and the SIRCOM tower. If you don't know how to get there I will have directions posted on here soon. Thanks again to Lee and Bobbie! 73, Kelly K7SU
10/14/07 After you go through the lessons you will take the final exam of 23 questions. After you take the exam it will ask you for your name, social security number and other contact information. AFTER you fill in all the blanks, it is then that you will find out if you passed the exam....not before. If you pass, you are notified that you will receive your certificate via email. My certificate was waiting for me in my email the next (Sunday) morning. It isn't difficult at all but you do need to read the lessons...you will have no hope of passing the exam without reading the material. And, the lessons give you a good nutshell view of what the organization structure is like during an emergency operation that you may find yourself participating in. It's just good stuff to know. Here's the link to the online certification procedure. CLICK HERE Just because you may have the certification in no way obligates you to participate in an emergency but it will allow you to if you want. The certification is becoming a requirement in many cases for anyone to help...not just radio amateurs. 73 and Good Luck Kelly www.K7SU.com * * *
10/13/07 We also had an excellent discussion on several items. The discussion on emergency communications was very good and has given us some direction on getting us prepared for any possible emergency situation where our services may be called upon. We are looking forward to having a tour of the SIRCOM dispatch center in Jerome and getting us up to speed on where things are and what we do should we be needed. Please check back here often for updates. I have a link for Emergency Preparedness training online. This is training we all need to take if we want to be able to participate in any possible emergency situation. Click HERE for the homepage for the training. Joe Yelda, KF7AE, dropped by the meeting. Joe is with the Wood River ARC. He gave us an update on the inroads being made in Blaine County with the club working with law enforcement and emergency coordinators. He said they are planning on conducting some emergency training and ham licensing training in the Hailey area. Keep checking back here for more on that. We are in need of someone to take over the Tube Bank from Dunk Layton, KD7JKB. Dunk has done a great job with it but would like to step down from the very rewarding and high-paying.....well, very reward position of Tube Bank Coordinator. All you need to do is check the inventory of tubes for any requests and if it's in the bank, ship it to the person. If interested, email Dunk HERE. The club Christmas party will be held December 22nd at 7 p.m. at Loon Hing Restaurant on Kimberly Road in Twin Falls. Please come and be prepared to stay late and have a good time. Invite a friend!
10/8/07
10.8.07
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10/6/07
9/29/07 FOX HUNT RESULTS
9/24/07 FOX HUNT * * *
9/24/07 LICENSE/UPGRADE TESTING DIRECTIONS.....
Coming from East or West on I-84 Take Exit
211.....Go to Rupert as the sign says at the stop sign. You are on
Idaho State highway 24.......it goes directly into Rupert. Go to the
3rd stop light...be in the left turn lane.....You are at F street , turn
left and go across the railroad tracks, go 2 blocks...turn left at 4th
street......go straight 2 blocks to H street.....turn right....go
straight for 14 short blocks........You will pass the Sheriff department
and Courthouse.....go over the canal........keep going 8 blocks to
go.....Look to the Left....East Minico is your left....turn into the
parking lot! You are Here!!!
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9/14/07 BURLEY RUPERT SWAP MEET DIRECTIONS.....
Coming from East or West on I-84 Take Exit
211.....Go to Rupert as the sign says at the stop sign. You are on
Idaho State highway 24.......it goes directly into Rupert. Go to the
3rd stop light...be in the left turn lane.....You are at F street , turn
left and go across the railroad tracks, go 2 blocks...turn left at 4th
street......go straight 2 blocks to H street.....turn right....go
straight for 14 short blocks........You will pass the Sheriff department
and Courthouse.....go over the canal........keep going 8 blocks to
go.....Look to the Left....East Minico is your left....turn into the
parking lot! You are Here!!!
9/2/07
8/20/07
8/20/07 BURLEY/RUPERT SWAPMEET
8/16/07
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