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THE COUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 5 - Wednesday, August 3, 1977
Hm I I I I
The New Meadows fire
department got to really try
out their refresher course,
I use my longeing equip- JOBS & RECREATION
ment (described in a later MEETING TO BE
column} when teaching to HELD AUGUST 10
lead. Other good ways are; a
left little to be desired. Coming out of a pasture rope over the poll tied with a A public meeting to be
Everyone enjoyed 1, 2, or 3. with an empty halter can bowline and the other end held at Summervilles in
helpings and to top the sure make a guy grouchy for run through the halter ring; Riggins on August 10 at
W ednesday, when one of afternoon off the company
the Rowland Bros. dump gave to drawing winners the
trucks, hauling asphalt be- YoTIowing items:Sam Clagg
came a torch, the asphalt an air pot {therrnous pump),
caught fire while in the Bob Roberts, Mr. Coffee,
dump bed, the driver at- Lawrence Kindade, a radio,
tempted to extinguish it at Rob Oaldey, a sleeping bag,
Goose Creek but failing, Val Richardson, a power
the rest of the day. Horses a sash cord tied with a
that are hard to catch de- bowline around the heart
serve a nationwide directory girth and run between the
listing them "W ho's W he forelegs and through the
in the Horse W orld", halter ring; a rump rope to
There appears to be a pat- encourage action from be-
tern among the owners of hind.
these horses. They are either Ponying off another horse
7:00 p.m. will deal with
jobs and recreation in the
mountains as well as graz-
ing rights of ranchers, min-
eral processing and products
from public lands.
The meeting is sponsored
News from the Salmon River
Library is about the 14 young-
sters who were given a lesson on
Gold Panning by Bob Lyn at the
Squaw Creek Campground last
Thursday. A special Thanks to
Mr. Lyn for his time and infor-
mation. Not much gold was
found but some garnets were.
Parents attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Wutzke, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Hopper, Mr. and Mrs.
place August 6th at the Salmon
River Community Church a!
7:30 P.M.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe
returned home Monday evening
from a weeks stay at the Vet-
erans Hospital in Boise for John.
Mrs. Wolfe visited Johns sister,
Elizabeth Leeper, of Caldwell
while John was confined for
treatment. Elizabeth was
started towards town then, beam lantern, Mike Balopueshort-tempered and aggres-or pulling behind a truck will by the Association of Idaho Dale Hollenbeak, and Jeannie injured in a car accident and
to make matters w o r s e, received a $100 paid week-sively impatient or just the work but it necessitates pull- Citizens. Lester Kelley ofFitch, Janice Ruark and Librar- spent 4 days hospitalized while
, rive-line troubles stopped end in Boise. Larry Rhodesopposite - -as timid as a ing on the head. I prefer to Cascade will speak using Jan, Eileen Strain. These lessons Mrs. Wolfe was there.
truck nearly in front of of Cambridge won the grandcoekreaeh in the sunlight,carry a 3-foot whip and domaps of the proposed with-are interesting as well as educat-
ional. Virginia Beardsley plans Mr. and Mrs. Les Wilcox,
Virgil Gilderoy home. prize; a 3-day paid expense One time I watched a this training f r o m the drawal areas as well as those to demonstrate Yarn Spmm g whose home is in the Heath Sub-
The New Meadows fire De- trip to Reno. person of the first mentioned ground. My left hand holds .... n "
pertinent was called and A special thanks to Mr. type attempt to catch a the whip and the folded end of areas already taken, at Thursday, July 28th session division on Rapid River, enter-
All who are interested in
W ho's W he horse in a of the lead rope, my right
large arena. Now there isn't hand holds the lead about a the land withdrawal plan
are urged to attend.
answered. The fire slowed so and Mrs. Robert Hitchcock
the truck could be repaired for having the picnic and
and on to extinguish the fire. providing the gifts and good
Another race to more water times.
in town and finally getting Illnesses have struck our
rid of burnt asphalt. A valley; Ken J ohnson had a
slightly scorched truck and a heart attack, Saturday last.
a W ho's W he horse in the foot below the halter. The
world that would calmly same voice commands used
stand still with explosive for longeing are used also for
words and flogging ropes leading;'walk along" and
coming at him. The horse "trot". A slight tugging on
and the August 4th lesson, hope- tained friends from Salinas~
fully, will be a visit to the Mark California. Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Williams farm. Pyle and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Drum
came to Idaho on their vacation.
Norms Wingfield, and son They are planning .m buying
Willy drove to Grangeville on property on Rapid River, for a
Saturday for the American future home. While here, Les
Legion Baseball game. A double and Ada Ray Wilcox accom-"
Pratt 126, 3rd--Mike De-
Veny 123.
Saddle Bronc: 1st go round
very relieved driver finally Barbara Fields spent a few was actually taught to run the halter rope with the 1st--Pete McArthur, 2nd--
returned to McCall. more days hospitalized in away at catching time. command preceeds a tap Dennis Holms, 3rd--Bruce header with Lewiston winning panied them to Cascade Lake on
McCall, and Roy FarnsworthW hen the abusive person with the whip on the colt s Boyd. 2nd go round ]st- the first game. Accompanied by an overnight fishing trip. Perch,
August 13, will be the is now in the V.A. hospital in finally grabbed the wild- rump. If he leaps out too en- Greg Holms 70, 2nd--Dennis Pat Wuilliez, they returned to Trout, and Kokanee were caught,
W edding day ofC a r r i e Boise after his heart attack, eyed creature, the animal s thusiastically, I brace to stop ttolms 68, 3rd --Pete Mc Grangeville again Sunday for the and a fish fry enjoyed. The
Lundgren, daughter of Mrs. W e also lost former resident confidence was f u r t h e r him, commanding "whoa"
Carol Manning of W illiams, J ohn Riddiemoser 1 a s t crushed because of the beat- and when he's settled, begin Arthur 64. Average: 1st game with Emmett. threeNaturesCOUplesFireworks,,got to experiencethe night
California and Brian L. Me- Monday, J ohn had been illhag he received. Horses again. A colt will soon learn Dennis Holms 131, 2nd-- Don and Bessie Hufner, Iris this area of Idaho was hit by an
Mahon, son of Mr. and Mrs. a long time. learn by reward and punish- to lead on a slack line Pete McArthur 130, 3rd-- Seyfrieds sister and husband, electrical storm and hard rain. i
LaVerne McMahon of Mea- But we also have a new ment. Continual punish- obediently and c a l m l y. Greg Holms 122. were recent guests in the
dows. The ceremony will be Babyl Young Shane Ira, is ment discourages and con- W hen the colt shies away Bull Riding-- 1st go round;Seyfried home. Letha, daughter Good Luck wishes go out to
in the L.D.S Temple in the son of Ira and J anissfuses an animal. They from the whip, just place him 1st & 2nd tie between Ray of Iris and Ed Seyfried, returned Robert Ader, young Frank
Ogden. A reception will be Gray. He was born J uly 21seldom know why they are between you and a fence orBryner & Louie Lequineche home with them to Garden City, Mignerey, and Sam Whitten,
held in McCall L.D.S recrea- and weighed 7 pounds and beaten as they can only think wall and work calmly with 67 points, 3rd Dave Rain- Utah a resort area near Bear local young men who
will com-
tion hall at 8 p.m., Saturday, three and one-half ounces, on a limited basis. He can him. watter 66 Lake, Utah. pete in the Motor Cross Races
in:
August 13. His ,Grandma, Carole York only surmise that a beating Space is gone so show Team roping Ist go round- McCall, Idaho, Saturday. All:
The Evergreen Forest Pro- said he looks like Ira thru results from letting himself halter training will be left for ist-- Jerry Scarbrough- Several member of the L.D.S. three motorcyclists will be in the
ducts Picnis was enjoyed by andthru - - buthe does have getcaught. Howmuch wiser next week. bred Robinson 7.2 see., Church celebrated Pioneer Day 125 class.
approximately 163 persons; the York chin . Shane washe wlll be next time New comers to the Pollock
employees, families a n d5 days early for a special The timidtype of handler Out of 2nd Terre Seidler-Deana July 23, with a swimming party
and supper at the Warm Springs
Seidler 9.7 sec., 3rd Steve swimming pool. area are a young couple who'
friends. The food, cosisting, family day- J uly 26 is his is no more successful at The Chute Kaufman-Tom Eddy 10.5 migrated from Sobol, Oklahoma:
of chicken and rolled roast Dad s birthday and his par- catching a horse. This per-
beef together with delicious ents ,second anuiversaryIson believes in quitting at The eighth annual 2nd go round lst--Ben Attending a Basketball Camp and Dew, Illinois, by way of
luck salads and deserts They llkeep him anyway, the first sign of rebellious- Edwards Rodeo at McCall Sedgwick-Bart Baily 9.7 see. at Pullman, Washington were 6 Fresno, California. New owners
, hess. He (or she, commonly was blessed with good 2nd Jerry Scarborough-Fredgirls and their Coach, Mrs. of the Little Salmon River Store
she) , talks the "nice horsey" weather, this year, as bigRobinson 9.8, 3rd--Hgrb Ba ley. Enjoying and learning at Pollock, are Hollis, from
i I# language and never would crowds turned out both Smith-Herby Smith w e; LaDeene and,Letha Oklah°ma' and his wife Car°l'
at dream oflaying anything but Saturday andSunday. The Average: lst--Jerry Scar- Seyfried, The Bagleys daugh- from Dew, Illinois. The
a petting hand on a horse, rodeo started with a veryborough-Fred Robinson ters, Gay and Marie, and Carrie 0Richardsons do not have any
,, 9 The horsequicklyacquiresa impressive flag raising cere-17.0,2nd--SteveKaufman-Ann White and Patricia Tate. youngsters but did bring their
superiority complex. He mony, conducted by an Tom Eddy 25.0, 3rd- Bud Transportation was provided by pets, 2 poodles and a bulldog, as
learns to do as he pleases in their permanent home. Both
It • 11 • any situation. Often his honor guard from Mountain Lal ay-Ben Sedgwick 38.2. Mrs. Bagley. they plan on making Pollock
rrescrlptl Ill service symptoms are reclining ears, Home Air Force Base and Calf Roping: 1st go roundThe L.D.S. Church Primary. came from small towns so Carol
wrinkled nose, rolling eyes, members of boy scout 1st-- Bart Baily 10.4, 2nd-- Targeteer Class, gave a puppet tells this reporter that they
snapping teeth and flying troup number 247 of Lowell Taylor 11.0, 3rd-- show using puppets they hadalready feel right at home. The
Little Store by the bridge has
/ETERINARY SUPPLIES - SERUMS -- COMBIOTICS feet. , McCall. Dallas Jefferies 11.4. made out of paper machet, been closed since some time in
Horses that wouldn t Judy Davis of McCall 2nd go round: Ist Lowell
Gifts and a Full Line of Greeting Cards & Sundries make the W ho's W he listreigned as Queen. Her Taylor 10.6, 2rid 3rd Idaho ,Counl
belong to persons well-bal- Princesses were Gale Gill, of split Jim Wanzer & Bob held August
GENUINEINDIANJEWELRY aneed between these two Riggins and Jeanette Sewell 11.2 at the Fair Grounds in Cotton-
TURQUOISE and SIL VER types. This person confident- Hubbard of Polluck. Visit-
ENCHANTED COTTAGE, Park-like setting
on 2 1/3 acres. Spring and creek water.
$55,000.
RIVER FRONTAGE, We have homes on the
Little Salmon and on the Big Salmon. Priced
$25,000 up.
INCOME PROPERTY, Half acre on the
Salmon River. Pleasant living quarters plus
excellent income. $53,000.
Shown by Appointment
Ray Warren 628-3684
Mary O'leary 628-3330
RIGGINS, IDAHO
II
The Instant
Brightener!
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ly approaches tha horse
imo the horse will be
caught in a reasonable man-
ner even ff it takes all day.
This type of handier has tact.
He knows when and how to
discipline. Running a horse
usually makes the pursuit
last longer. The horse gets
high and can't calm down.
Often a little bucket of grain
is successful in catching a
rebellious horse. If not, then
calm, steady, quiet, slow
pursuit works pretty good.
Many times a horse will
suddenly tire of the bering
chase and allow himself to be
haltered. In a short time he
will willingly submit without
the exercise in futility first.
He learns that being crafty
only makes him work harderl
Teaching a colt to lead
can be done with several
good methods but the impor-
tant thing here is teaching to
lead on a slack line. A basic
principle is now taught that
will carry on into bit training.
That is, we don't pull on the
colt's head. If there's any
pulling, he initiates it. The
handier merely resists the
colts actions. The co t then
punishes himself when he
ing Royalty was present
from Council and Weiser.
Rodeo stock was fur-
nished by Lazy-F-Z of
Weiser.Dick Parker of
Council was the announcer,
and judging was handled by
Dean Harrington and Ron
Smith. Edwards Rodeo Inc.
sponsored the show, and
President Joe Edwards was
everywhere, acting as arena
director running the calf
cute, building fence, and
still had time to enjoy the
show.
One hundred thirty four
contestants were entered in
seven events with over
$4000 in prize money at
stake and buckles furnished
in each event by area spon-
sors. Winners were as fol-
lows. Bareback riding--lst
go round:, Ist--Steve Pratt,
2nd--Craig DeVeny, 3rd--
Virgil Vail - 2nd go-round
1st & 2nd--a tie between
Craig DeVeny & Mike De
Veny 65 points, 3rd--Steve
Pratt 61.
Average: 1st-- Craig
DeVeny 129, 2nd--Steve
Average: lst-- Lowell Taylo
21.6, 2nd- Bart Baily 23.9,
3rd- Dallas Jefferies 24.0.
Bull Dogging: 1st go round
1st-- Bob Wolford 10.2,
2nd--Steve Sward 23.8,
3rd--Paul Kingsberry 27.3,
2nd go round: 1st--Tom
Charters6.9, 2nd--Wade
Dunlevy 7.7 3rd Virgil
Vail 9.7.
Average: 1st Bob Wolford
25.3, 2nd Tom Charters
43.7, 3rd Steve Sward 44.8.
Senior Barrel Racing: 1st
go round -- 1st Susan Je-
feries 16.8, 2nd Ginger
Buchanan 17.2, 3rd Karen
Butch 17.3.
2nd go round-- 1st Lisa
Taylor 16.8, 2nd & 3rd,
3-way tie Susan Jefferies,
Janet DeVeny and Marty
Clay, 16.9 points each.
Average: 1st Susan
Jefferies 33.7, 2nd Janet
DeVeny 34.4, 3 d-Jan
Black 34.5.
Junior Barrel Racing: 1st
Danell Childers, 2nd
Shannon Childers, 3rd
Donna Gill. Each received a
trophy.
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Registration Days:
Monday, Wednesday, riday
8: 30 A.M. 12:00 A.M.
The school is located just off Highway 95 North of Council at
the Council Bible Church
Council Christian Academy admits
students of any race, color and
national or ethnic origin.
Council Bible Church and Christian Academy
P.O. Box 502, Council, Idaho 83612 Phone 253-6923
Quality Education
in a Christian Atmosphere
L
wood. More information on this
next week.
Born to Toni and Robert
Hunt, July 20 at Vacaville,
California, was Jill Marie, weigh-
ing 4 pounds and 7 ounces and
13 inches long. Jill Marie is the
first child for the Hunts but her
birth makes Norma Wingfield a
Grandmother for the 6th time.
Congratulations to Norms and
the Hunts.
Recently the Ed Seyfried
family motored to Montpelier
and Georgetown. Idaho. They
visited Lynda Skelton, who is
spending the summer in Burley,
on their return trip.
If anyone in this area has a
news bit they would like to
share, I would be happy to have
you call me after 5 P.M. My
telephone number is 628.3844.
I am fairly new to the commu- !
nity and am trying to get!
acquainted, so I don't always i
know who to call for articles. I :
would appreciate your telephone
calls.
Thank you
Ruth Kangas
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Roakey
extend an invitation to their
friends to attend the wedding of
their daughter, Denise, who will
marry Terry Burke of Grange-
viUe. The wedding will take
I
"I prescribe absolute
quiet for your husband,"
said the doctor. "Here's
a sleeping pill." "When
should I give it to him"
asked the wife. "Oh", said
the doctor, " they're not
for him, they're for you.
Mrs. Pearl Baker
Payette celebrated her 98th "
birthday this week. This
gracious hostess greeted her°
guests, some from distant
states, on the sun deck of
her summer cottage over-
looking the Weiser River
below Evergreen. The:
Bakers purchased the pro-
perty 29 years ago. Each
July friends and relatives;
have gathered to sing her,
a happy birthday. She is
known as a sprightly lady
of clear mind and memory,
many find it hard to be-
lieve she is so close to the
mark,
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