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VOLUME 1 - ISSUE 6 - The Council Record -- Wednesday, August 3, 1977
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Food Stamp
Florence Adelia Thomp-
son,
born March 4, 1922,
eof William Thompson
Council, passed away
early Sunday morning in
Council. She died of natu-
ral causes.
She is survived by many
relatives. They are as fol-
lows: Sons, Gary Thompson
and Darrell Thompson of
Council, also Tim Thomp-
son, who is serving in the
Navy. Surviving daughters
are Mrs. Louis (Carma)
Crabb of Council, Mrs.
Larry (Derice) Patterson of
Boise, Mrs. Fred (Kxisty)
Canaday of Anchorage,
Alaska, and Mrs. Joy
Thompson of Council.
Her four surviving bro-
thers are Waymon Moore,
Cliff Moore, and Lon Moore
all of Payette, and Melvin
Moore of Lebanon, Oregon.
Her six surviving sisters
are, Mrs. Minnie Sinclair of
Albany, Oregon, Mrs. Larry
(Isla) Rice, Hillsboro, Ore.,
Mrs. Harold (Glydeth)
Dutton, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, Mrs. Evert
(Louise) Higley, New Ply-
mouth, Idaho, Mrs. Herb
(Jewell) Woods, Council,
and Mrs. Jack (Doris) Jef-
fries of McCall, Idaho.
Her nine grandchildren
are, Shaun Thompson, age
7, Lyle Thompson age 5,
and Addle Thompson four
months old, and Jennifer
Thompson almost 2 years
old. Other grandchildren
are Grand Canady age 4 and
Eric Canady years old.
Her older grandchildren are
Melvin Crabb age 16, Diane
Crabb age 15, and Jodie
TO MEXICO
Seven members of the
Council High School Spanish
Club, their two advisers, two
other chaperones and one
extra student will be leaving
Saturday, August 6 to travel
by cars to Nogales, Ariz-
ona/ Mexico where they
will begin their long-awaited
tour of Mexico.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Verner
have been kdping the in-
students raise mon-
ey and arrange the two-week
expedition for the past year
and the dream will start to
become a reality this Satur-
day. Assisting the Verners
will be Miss Irene Schuer-
kamp and Mrs. Merle De-
Ha . Students include:
CumminS, eAun
Squires, Anne Schwartz,
Betty Smith, Lisle Pogue,
Tim DeHau and Clint Hutch
ison.
After crossing the border at
Nogeles the travelers will
board a train for a 26 hour
ride to Gtmclalajara, Mexico
where they will lodge one
night and then on to Mexico
City for a 3-day visit and
gart rerouting their track to
return homo on August 20.
Again the Spanish Club
would like to thank everyone
who has made their trip pos-
sible.
W ashington, D.C.- The new
Food stamp program nearing
passage today in the House
is a ,"giant step backward
from Food Stamp reform."
Congressman Steve Symms
said.
Symms, R-Idaho, said the
Agricultural Act of 1977,
which includes the Food
Stamp program has been
reformed to end widespread
abuses reported in the past"
Symms said, "the few
safeguards that existed have
been eliminated."
"Despite claims that the
program has been reformed
to end widespread abuses
reported in the past,"
Symms said, "the few ufe-
guards that existed have
been eliminated."
Symms said the purchase
requirement which required
recipients to pay graduated
amount in exchange for the
stamps has been eliminated
and the stamps will now be
issued free of charge.
"This opens the door in
increased usage of stamps,
more abuse and the progrmn
costa may well reach $10
billion annually soon."
Symme, a member of the
House Agriculture Commit.-
tee, said the bill provided
more welfare, more work
disincentives, and is"a re-
turn to the bread and cir-
cuses of Rome, here in
America."
"I do not want to deny
anyone three meals a day,
but this program is self-
defeating. The bill does
Helen Meyer -MRS. ADAMS COUNTY FAIR QUEEN.
Photo by Vivian McGown
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Crabb age 13. little to change benefits to ....
de She was a loving wife, controversial recipients such
voted mother and grand- as striker, ......
mother and- will bemissed MILLER, 'Ra Age creases the public burden of ......
by all. 75, New Meadows, Idaho. paying for it, reduces the a-
Memorials may be made
to the Lions Club Sight and
Hearing Foundation in care
of the Council Lions Club.
NOTICE-
Follow too closely with
accident. Fined $25.00
plus court costs.
MERRITT, George P. age
16, Box 528, Council,
Idaho. Failure to have
equipment in good working
order, brakes, accident.
Fined $35.00 with $30.00
suspended, and court costs,
Payette County.
GLENN, Pamala Kae, age
31, Box 3, Fruitvale, Idaho.
Fined $5.00 plus court
costs, Nez Perce Co.
NELSON, Greg, age 14.
Operate vehicle without a
license, fined $5.00 plus
court costs.
GEDDES, David Hunter,
age 33, Box 338, New
mount of money the poor
spend on food, and sharply
cuts farm income," he said. : o
"Something is desperately
wrong when three-fourths of
the Agriculture Bill budget
goes for welfare programs,"
Symme said. "If thase
trends continue, we should
place this program under
Health,Education and W el-
fare, instead of trying to sell
it as a part of the De-
partment of Agriculture,"
An Ad Hoc committee
chaired by Rite S u s s e x,
board vice-chairman, a n d
consisting of Kevin COx,
Amy Gibson, Mike W iskir-
ken, Virginia Pogue, Ed
Making his own show.
demonstrates his uni-cycle.
Twelve year old David Tassano, Council,
Photo by Vivian McGown
Fair Awards
The final judging has
been made at the Adams
County Fair. Many beauti-
ful items have won awards
and are on display in the
Fair Building.
The following won "Best
of Show" in the open class
judging:
Flowers- Ruth Cox
Needlework (a crocheted
bedspread) Alice Pratt.
Meadows, Idaho. OperateKesler, Carma Crabb and Sewing (a man's suit) Ellen
truck over registered gross Mrs.W ilmarth, have been Armacost
weight, 4,800 lb. over.appointed by the Council' Art(pastel)Judy Huter
Fined $35.00 plus courtSchool trustees to up-date Hobbies (macrame hanging)
costs, Nez Perce Co.
Fish and Game Complaints
THOMAS, Ronald C., age
26, Cobblestone Lane,
ag]e, Idaho. Fish without
valid fishing license. Fined
$35.00 plus court costs.
GALLIHER, Ted A. age 35,
1421 Rosa Vista, Presser,
Washington. Fish without
valid license. Fined $35.00
plus court costs.
FARRELL, Nick F. age 19,
Box 142, New Meadows,
Idaho. Fish without valid
fishing license. Fined
$35.00 plus court costs.
the attendance policy for the
Council School District. Area
of abrasion in the past have
been interpretations of"fam-
fly obligations" and "school
activities" in the determina-
tion of excused and unex-
cused absences; the commit-
tee hopes to make recom-
mendations to the board
which will smooth some of
the problems in these cate-
gories. The findings of the
Ad Hoc committee will be
reviewed during the August
8 board meeting.
Absences in grades 7-12
last year averaged about 13
days per pupil.
Admissions.
Michael Barnes, Cambridge
Mrs. Darlene White, New
Meadows
Linda Nightingale, Council
Fishing -- an uninhabited
body of water comple-
tely surrounded by liars
in old clothes."
Cris Friend
Crafts (wood covered bowl)
Glen Probst
Cold Ceramics (owl set)
Elaine Wood
Fired Ceramics (aztec pot)
Ann Rubottom
Holiday Comer (hooked
rug) Wanda Hallet
JoDel's Ceramics of
McCall gave $5.00 awards
for ceramics. The 1st award
went to Ann Rubottom and
the 2nd to Sarah Diggs.
The award for the best
decorated cake went to
Danette Morgan and second
was to Judy Mahan.
The Kerr Awards for can-
ning were canning books
and Kerr jars. The awards
were as follows:
First fruit-Helen Meyer for
peaches.
Second fruit-Gwen Crossley
for pears.
First vegetables-Helen Cros
sley for green beans.
Second vegetables-Sandy
Tatom for tomatoes.
First pickles-Helen Meyer
for pickles.
A general fire equipment
representative will be here
this week. Anyone needing
fire extinguishers or other
fire equipment checked
Gary Nance, Fire Chief at
253-6056 or 253-4227.
The children of Mr. and
Mrs. S.E. (Pete) Wallace of
McCall have extended an
invitation to all friends to
attend the couple's 50th
Wedding Anniversary cele-
bration during a 2 to 5 p.m.
open house on Saturday,
August 6th in their McCall
home, at Second and Park
Streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
have lived 'in Long Valley
since their 1927 marriage in
Council. He was associated
with DonneUy Auto and
Brown and Wallace Logging
until his retirement.
Walk Through Held
Several hospital auxiliary
members and some of the
hospital staff met with
Sandy Cottrell of McCall to
stage A-Walk-Thru. This is
further training for emer-
gency training. A mock
emergency will be set some-
time in the next 2 months.
dtal Auxiliary will
August 25 at the Mike
Wiskerken home. Dues are
due in September.
Expectant Parent Classes
Clare Howland, Public
Health Nurse, Southwest
District Health Department
will begin a series of
expectant parent classes on
August 3rd at 7:30 P.M. at
the Cambridge Clinic. If
you have any questions,
please contact Mrs.
Howland at 257-3955 or
257-3754.
District Court
Divorce filed: July 29,
1977 Lela Faye Tucker vs
Roy Glen Tucker.
Marriage License Issued:
July 29, 1977 Bruce E.
Fewkes and Mary A.
Balderson.
Second pickles-Helen Meyer
for relish.
First jellies-Linda Cook for
grape jelly.
Second jellies-Linda Cook
for apple jelly.
The 4-H Gold Ribbon
Award projects were also
named. They were as
follows:
Sewing-Cathy Harvey,
Kayrene White
Child Development-Traci
Shelton.
Knitting-Cathy Harvey
Applied Art-Merri Malvich
Gun Safety-Richard Dixon
Horse-Bey Green
Geology-Jerri Malvich
Foods-Cathy Harvey
Craft Basket-Jamie Redinus
Cathy Harvey.
The winner of the best
Commercial Booth was the
Thread Shed of Cambridge
with Nellie Robertson's
vacuums of Council, second
and the Council Record
of Council third.
The Grange display and"
,Nazarene Church display
received blue ribbons.
,CHUCKLE OF THE WEEK
The boss returned
from a meeting in ,a very
good humor and called
his employees in to listen
to a couple of jokes.
Everyone but one guy
laughed. "What's the
matter?" grumbled the
boss " don't you have a
sense of humor?"
"I don't have to
laugh" said the man...
I'm leaving Friday any-
how.
T. J. TOOMEY of Indian Valley and his winning entry. T.J.
got Champion Round Robin Fitting and Showing, Senior Division.
and was Grand Champion beef Showman.
Photo by Vivian McGown
Joan Fry, Produce Superintendent and her daughter Jocli look
on as Nell Olson, Valley CounW Agent judges the entries.
Photo by Vivian McGown
This Display, made by the Weiser River Cowbelles won a Blue
Ribbon. Photo by Vivian McGown
Shannon Childers, left, shows her Grand Champion lamb and
Janice Galloway with her Reserve Grand Champion.
Photo by Vivian McGown
Diana Deeds and Sandi Tatom, Superintend.hits of me BIIK.R end
C_aannin~n helping the judas, Photo by Vivian MaP.own
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