But some of the specimens can exceed hundreds of pounds! Typically, they are mostly filled with white and clear agate with inclusions of black dendrites, green moss or golden plume. Limited souvenir collecting is permitted in the State Park area.Īt the site near Rockville School, you can find thundereggs, petrified wood, agate, and Jasper. This deposit is a very large and, typically, thunder eggs are averagely sized up to apple. The official state rock of Oregon, thunder eggs, filled with agates and other minerals, can be found in the Succor Creek State Natural Area. Cross the bridge and search on the hillside and gravel deposits along the creek. The scenic rocky Succor Creek Canyon is known as a rockhound's paradise. From Jordan Valley, follow 27 miles via US 95 north, turn left onto Mc Bridge Road in Idaho and go 8.5 miles to Succor Creek Road in Oregon, turn right and then again right, drive 11.5 miles onto Succor Creek Road to the destination. Turn right onto Succor Creek Road and continue 15.5 miles to the destination. From Adrian, take OR 201 south and follow 8.5 miles. Locations: Succor Creek State Natural Area, Succor Creek Canyon, near Rockville School Wet weather conditions make Succor Creek Road impassable.
Road Access: From Adrian - almost any vehicle From Jordan Valley - a high-clearance vehicle is recommended. The strength of HYS comes from the support of our greater Homedale community, and we hope to use that support to continue to strengthen and broaden all of our youth programs.įor additional information visit & Minerals: Thunderegg, Jasper, Agate, Leaf Fossils, Petrified Wood
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Generous contributions from the community allowed us to offer full scholarships to 13 kids and also helped to keep our players' In the year 2009, Homedale Youth Sports sponsored 29 sports teams and 320 young athletes. Enabled by an exclusive lease with the city, HYS has served as a steward of the Sundance ParkĬomplex in Homedale, helping to fund numerous improvements to that facility including: a new playground, a renovated storage building, thousands of dollars of diamond dust for the five infields, a 1000 square foot tentĬanopy, numerous new picnic tables, new dugouts on all five fields, and new sprinkler systems for all five infields. The city of Homedale agreed with the proposal and has since worked closely with HYS to serve the Homedale community. Serve as a liaison between the community and the city of Homedale to keep communication fluid, seeking what is best for the community and youth sports.Promote good stewardship of the facilities utilized.Creation of a positive environment that is as enjoyable as it is instructive.Continuity between what is taught as part of Homedale Youth Sports programs and what is taught in the interscholastic programs they support.Provide all children the same opportunity to participate and learn an activity, regardless of financial situation.
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HYS approached the city of Homedale with a proposal to take over the baseball and softball programs from the city, and listed the following objectives for their newly-formed group: Riding the success of a 2007 flagįootball league, these parents wanted to extend that accomplishment into the baseball and softball programs. In the fall of 2007, a small group of parents met to discuss the possibility of creating an independent organization to improve the quality of youth athletic programs in Homedale. Due to our classification as a 501(c)3 charity, contributions to HYS are tax deductible. (HYS) is a charitable organization founded in Homedale, Idaho in January of 2008. Their full potential in the skills necessary for each sporting program, so that they may be well adjusted, stronger, and happier children and will grow to be good, decent, healthy, and trustworthy citizens." -HYS Mission is to implant firmly in the children of the community the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage, respect for authority, and to encourage each child to maximize "The objective of Homedale Youth Sports, Inc.
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