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THE COUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 7 -
Wednesday, August 10, 1977
FOR RENT - Apartment, in
The Council Hotel. See SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
John or 253-9984. April thru Oct. 15. Phone
253-4434 or253-4791 or
8-3 rtn
New Meadows 347-2166
FOR" SAiI "- "Two'thou ncl 6-29
hand split cedar grape
stakes. 2½"' X 2½" X 6'.
$500.00 delivered in 150
mile radius of Riggins. Ph.
628-3330. 7-273tpd
CA L MA R VIN
Certified Master
Watchmaker
Specializing its
...................... CLOCK REPAIRS
on Grandfather, Cockoo
Electric, 400 Day
Chhne & Striking
Phone 25 -69 76
105 Brady St.
('.until, hlaho
7-27-4t
illl I ~1
ZUMWALT'
ELECTRONICS
PHILCO & HITACHI T. V.
i .ecker I i I
WANTED- to trade 3 blind Family
crabs for 1 without teeth. The Hecker Family, a
Bob Hard,man national t6uring singing C 0 -U N C I L. I D A H 0 Phone 253.4839
SHOWTIME 8:00 P. M.
Star Route, Cuprum family, will be the featured
7-272tpd guests at the Church of the
...................... Nazarene.
. . . ......... . . . . o . . . .
MILL CREEK
WRECKING YARD
NOW OPEN
Wrecked cars graveyard
See Odell - Phone 253-4434
Council, Idaho
COMPLETE equipment and
supplies for making wine
and beer in your home.
Instructions too!
FOODS FOR HEALTH
Gayway Junction
Fruitland, Idaho
Phone 452-3181
7-274t
..... . .... . ...... . . =
FOR SALE - Slaughter Beef
Call Council 253-4815
10rtn
The program is
scheduled for August 13,
8:00 p.m. in Council, Ida.
These voices, some very
young and some not so
young, blend to give you
some of the most inspiring
sounds you will ever hear.
Composed of father,
mother and their nine
children, The Hecker
Family sings heartwarming,
refreshing gospel music with
a pertinent message for the
home. They communicate a
message of hope and encou-
ragement to families in rear-
ing their children for Christ.
OPENS 7.'30
FRI.
12
...................... Sales and Service. - We will
MY NEW Reading machine accept tradeins.
has arrived. Will accept re-Indian Valley, Idaho ......................
medial reading students of
grades 1 through 12. The 7-134tpd
newest, most modern way, ..................... trunk, 100 years old in Oct.
to improve reading skills.
Lucille Longtin, Council WANTED: Two Wheel also Portable Singer sewing
... t .. t . . . ° t .
ilLE SLAUGHTERING
,. Choice beef by half or
quarter. Pork..Jerky
EASTLICKS MEATS
Open Evenings
253-4470 or 253-4779
Council, Idaho
6-29
FOR SALE - Suffolk Ram,
3-years old $75. Antique
tered Quarter Horse Gelding Boise 375-6638. Gale tOT, $15. 1 hide-a-bed $20. female dog. Her name is
Good conformation, shows Jenson. If I am not in - Phone 253-4719. "Cindy" REWARD. Ed.
unlimited ability. Is Wellleave your phone number. 8-10-rtnGarver 253-4773.
started. Grandson of Die- 6-293x4 8-10-2t
mond Salute, producer of ...................... I=()R" "SALE" "-" Black "Vi'nai ......................
ED DURBIN
Phone 253-4526. Utilitytrailer. Call 253- machine in excellent condi- Their music has stirred the
I=OR" A'l lVV'/ ('pr luc " cali "lVIol iie "I lomesl 6905. tion, $90. Call Riggins 628- hearts of many Moms and
253-4255, Council, Idaho Travel Trailers or Campers. 8-10-1tpd 3359 - Ask for Lucille. Dads, giving them a new
7-13rtn Will buy, sell, trade or FOR'SALE'-'l"Brin'dlemiik 8-10-rtn determination to improve
FOR" SAI'E; ":3"ir old'regis consign. Any size or con ..... their family relationships,
dition. For information call cow, $200. 1 old refrigera- LOST" "A" "s'mali" "black and place Christ at the head
of the home.
Several of their children
WELDING EQUIPMENT
Smith - Victor - Miller
Oxyge & Acetylne Tanks
For Sale
Lathe and a metal cutting
Band-saw
Ph. 549-2783 We,seT, Id
8-10-7tpd
many AQHA champions, FOR SALE Mediterranean Style sofa
$800.00. Also a 2-yr. old MIDLAND RADIOS and chair, 1 year old in very
registered Appaloosa geld-Phone253-4383 good condition, $350.00
ing. Stands 16 hands. Has 8-3-3t Phone 253-4814
placed well in limited show- 8-10-3tpd
ings at halter. $500.00. Call Frig'i lai e......................
INew stack modes washer-dryer, FOR SALE - 1972, 14 X
Meadows
347-2502.
8-3-2t top-loading. 1 recliner. 164 Shelterex Mobile Home.
were adopted while they Fru
served as missionaries in
Central America. Nathan,
their oldest, is featured as
soloist in many of their
numbers. Gospel music
judges from Nashville,
Tenn. and Charlotte, N.C.
voted the Hecker Family as
number one at the South-
eastern States Gospel Song
Festival held in July 1974
at Lake Norman, N.C.
Folks who have heard
them, quite often say, "I
didn't know children could
sound so good!" Listeners
2 bedroom, 1 bath, Mostly
carpeted. Has a nice built-
on porch. Located in New
Meadows. Call 347-2166
...................... matching set daveno 7 chair
WITH run-away food prices 1 magic chef range.
just around the corner, now 5 rolls of Heavy duty bail-
is the time to lay away com- ing twine.Phone 253-4385
mercially dried and sealed 8-3-3pd
de-hydrated foods. Some
After5.
SAT. d SUN.
A UGUST / 14
are still available at 1976 ......................
prices.:..they will keep for
10 yems or more. Onions,
green peppers are already
diced and none of the
vegetables or fruits need
peeling., Save time and
money. Order today.
Council Ph. 253-4526
FOR SALE: Honda 360T
Motorcycle, 1976 Model,
Excellent Condition. $700.
Also 1971 Honda CL 175,
Good condition $200.
Phone 253-4824 7-13
1976 Toyota Landcruiser
Factory warranty, 8500
..miles. Spoke wheels, rear
heater, CB Radio, Warner
,Hubs, Good tires $5,300.
Ph. 257-3456 If no Ans.
257-3752 Cambridge, Id.
7.273tpd
. . . . t .
FOR SALE: Veto B flat
clarinet, excellent condi-
tion. Used one school term.
Cost $200. Will sell for
$150. Call 253-4370 eves.
I iGFtT" 'fo; ing tO do any kind of work.
sale - They are fat, juicy
and lively. Phone 253-4387
or come by 200 1st St.
Meridith Gardiner
8-10-rtn
...................... DUCTS
FOR SALE - 1973 100 MX
Yamaha. $250.00 Call
Peggy Schwartz 253-4210.
8-10-rtn
8-10-2t ......................
are amazed at the discipline,
JOB WANTED - I am will-
training and love demon-
strated by their example.
Dennis Orwig, P.O. Box
. . . . = .... . . . . ..
506, Council or call Collect FOR SALE
466-8038. 1976 Zenith TV, 16" por-
8-3-2tpd table, slightly used $115.00.
FULLER BRUSH PRO- Small portable TV- $55.00.
- Insecticides, Electric Range, GE, 6 years
Soaps, Vanilla Shampoo & old, red, $75.00, Electric
Witch Hazel lotion. Mops Range, top-oven, 7 years
and Brooms. Linda Hill- old, little used $150.00
Phone 253-6971, Council Phone 253-4332 Council.
8-3-4tpd 8-3-rtn
or early A.M. 7-13 " A " "dan'ce" " hal'l" "in" Si."
Laurent du Pont, France,
FOR SALE Yellow Kitchen where 145 persons died.
Range 4-years old, $35.00. The hall's ceiling was fin-
...................... Young Pullet.s. starting to ,shed in foamed plastic
Cont'd from Page 1 - Col. 3
throughout the nation have
read the publications and
these personnel have stated
that there are no technical
errors or inconsistencies in
,them."
Symms said the Society
pointed out that destruc-
~tion of publications is "in
direct contrast to previous
policy" on dispositon of
ERDA publications. Previ-
ously, documents that were
no longer in circulation
were given free of cost to
individuals and schools for
classroom use.
The Idaho Congressman
said destruction of the
ERDA publications is not
:the first such incident
reported since the Carter
Administration took office.
In March of this year, an
environmental impact study
on reprocessing plutonium
in breeder reactors was sup-
pressed, allegedly because it
did not reflect the Presi-
dent's policies.
David Rossin of the
American Nuclear Society
that was the reason
given members of the
society for suppression of
the document, which sup-
ported development of
breeder reactors.
In a June 30 letter to
Senator John Durkin,
~eld m said that copies of
report, 1554-D, were
under embargo by
order of the State Depart-
ment and not because there
was question about the
technical merit of the
report.
Symms said at the time
the document was being
suppressed, the President
supposedly had not yet
made a policy decision on
nuclear breeder reactors.
"Yet it appears that he
had indeed made that deci-
sion, and that he made it
without reviewing scien-.
lay. Phone 253-4345 slabs.
8-3-2t A 50-story office build-
...................... ing in New York, three
tific data that supported people died after a fire ,g-
breeder development,nited exposed foam plastic
"Symms said. insulation.
"Suppressing and A high school in Spring-
destroying scientific publi- field, Vt., burned, costing
cations because they do not $2.5 million when two
reflect administration inches of foamed polyure-
policies amounts to book- thane, attached to a metal
burning and it should not roof deck, was a major
be tolerated in a free coun-
tr "
y, Congressman Symms
said.
Urethane
The General Services
Administration will not
allow the use of foamed
plastics as insulation in a
government building unless
it is encased in concrete.
The Idaho Surveying and
Rating Bureau makes up to
a 25 per cent surcharge on
any building having improp-
erly or unprotected poly-
urethane insulation.
As to Mr. Cline's com-
ment that it is only "haz-
ardous when in confined
spaces, unprotected, and
limited air access." Here
are several examples of
recent ,fires in which
foamed plastic insulation
prominently figured.
factor in the loss.
The John ttancock build-
ing in Chicago was ignited
by a welder's torch catching
the polyurethane insulation
on the outside of the build-
ing, which was covered by
metal, and the fire raced up
10 stories or more and only
went out when all the
foam plastic was consumed.
Many of the insurance
companies in the Boise area
will not insure buildings
with exposed polyurethane
insulation, and you can well
see the reason why.
Maybe the people of
Idaho, including those in
charge of writing and
enforcing our building
codes, should take a closer
look at allowing foamed
plastic insulation to be used
in buildings.
John C. Poe, Boise
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ON FIEb--T, THEN HE, l-if" TIlE MATCH /"
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We want to clear our summer stock
to make room for the New Fall &
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