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VOLUME 1 - ISSUE 8 -- The Council Record - August 17. 1977
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Speca t l ttlee t Fore New Coach Ii , , Steve Sym.ms
F nnet s i eatmgt For Counc i ! ]
A new face will be guiding ........ c r The final week before
baseball wars for the Council Institute has initiated a pro- House has also been one of
Three special area meet- Bo!se--A public h ea .. i i i ;! Lumberjacks in the 1977-78 gram to inform the profe.ss- the busiest, with House-
ings have been called under on management ot me i I seasons, ions] community and the Senate conference commit-
t " country s rarest aria range The new coach's name isgeneral public about irradia- tee hearings on the Farm Bill
Lea Nash who comes from tion-related thyroid cancer, and House consideration of
chesi Usplces of N.F:O. to resources will be held in q [ :iill
aer ano take action on J Alen .....
I . woe u e on augum i,, :i; • iii : i: i i across the state out of Ash- according to Richard Holt, President Carter's so-called
s i grto ;m. I i ton, Idaho where, inaddition Welter, executive director, energy bill. I aiDo received
:w: mg: e=P:lCtS an Steve Symms to his teaching duties, he The National Cancer new information ,his week
program. Symms, R-Idaho, said the 4 I 1 coached in the football and Inatltut iNC][I has identi- about the destruction of sci-
basketball programs. • entific pamphlets and bro-
'1'11e first meeting was House Agriculture Subcom- i ii " ch ....... " "
Nasn nrmgs tourtean year .... t have alread chures by the Energy Re-
held on August 16 at Idaho mittee on Forests willnh.Omlld :iiii I iiii ...... s fled Idaho as one of three
ox coa rung per . search and Development Ad-
Falls, the second will bean oversight hearing o " - ° c"- ex---'-nce to sutes ma y
held this evening at Jerome plementation of the Forest i the district from schools in .be .n a pubhc and pro- ministration because t h e
and a third, which is more and Rangeland Renewable I Ii Minnesota, utah, & Nevada. fesslonal education program pamphlets did not concur
available to residents of this Resources Planning Act. _ I •I Mr. Nash also has two years dealing with thyroid cancer with Carter's nuclear energy
area, will be held Thursday The hearing will begin at 9 I • I of coaching experience at the and irradiation, and is work- policy.
e " • a m at the North Shore A round-up of the major
venlngat 8:301ntheCom- I II level at Southern ing on a public awareness
Utah State College in Cedar campaign. The Idaho Can- issues this week included:
moUnity Hall in Sand Hol-"S Lid more than 20 I II City, Utah. He inforras us cer Coordinating Commit- -More than 250,000 pare-
_ . witnesses already have been that he has also serves eight ,arpntlv snonsored a phlets and booklets that
though the meeting scheduled to give orai testi- *I T years of active duty in the US hvsi e uca ion con hvorahlydiscussnuclear
is sponsored by N.F.O, it mony during the hearing, & Army, which m A ,was ference on thyroid" lrradla-" "" breeder reactors and nuclear
is stressed that all who are additional witnesses can spent ,,,,, • .......... - i energy were ordered to be
producing milk, beef or submit written testimony Eunice Simpkins was ap- berne Division as a pars-tonn. , , • destroyed by officials i n
ain, and may not be at the h.earings... . pointed to the position of trooper. or. several eca es ERDA because they did not
N.F.O. members, are urged,oaning.s on me M.an. age..- Council City Clerk by the Coach Nash and his wife, beginning m the early "reflect current policy.
to attend menz Act were ongmauy . . Tins, have three daughters, 1920's thousands of indi-this is nothing more or less
" :- I-,'* *he Mayor and City Council at
meeting will be con- scvuu = ..... ^ ...... • ,,¢ Sondra, age 15, Wendy, 14viduals in the United States than book-burning and it
ducted by Steve Goodwin, F°re?t,Serv lc t:wa ldeveloP; Cou?c [ ............. s ...... and Stephanie 11. The entire received X-ray treatmentsshould never be tolerated in
family enjoys outdoor activ- for a number of noncancer- a free society. One of the
auonai N.t.u. represents-M na em nt Act and was Mrs. Simpkins is the wife
ti ....... ities and supporting school out conditions. Radiationmost disturbing aspects of
ve from Idaho. unable to conduct the hear- of L.C. Simpkins. They events. . .... therapy was consideredthis issue is the limited
In view of the crisis con- ings have resided in Council m coming Here oacn • •
.......... good medical practice forattention it has received in
ditions facing producers and 1=l e Idaho Congressmansince last October, having asn commenma,-we such conditions as ring- the press. I am afraid that a
very happy to be aooam aria
growers, it is hoped that all said the hearings are par- moved here from Medford, _ i. s^--. no" "-1 to worm of the scalp, enlarge- dangerous precedent is be-
those engaged in agriculture, ticularly important because Oregon at that time. loo, , ,,-
living, i- Council but also ment of the thymus gland,ing set in the Carter Admin-
o -- • istration. Instead of allowing
who will be affected, will of the need for "realistic Mrs. Simpkins is well continuing the successful enlargement and mflam: Americans to investigate
attend, plans that will ensure that qualified for the position as vro rrams that already exist, marion of the tonsils anubetb sides of an issue, the
.... our forest and range re- she has had much exper- I"m lv ooking forward to the adenoids and acne. Short-administration may simply
sources can meet mmre Junco in similar duties Khe
need° - ........ new season and meeting theterm effects of these treat- destroy information that con,-
!"1 _. ] P7 !! ..... -'-I --thwas deputy County Clerk in team. ments appeared to be ex- filets with "current policy. '
I J(# JP'e[t ,tmvu .uu s" Yreka, California where the cellent: The potentials for abuse are
erea aunng neta nearing ..........
=" I" -- the Secretary of Agriculture couple lives rom lgM to F tball In recent years, however, obvious.
At McCaU prepare documents to 1970.She also held the _v_ a link has been recognized --Hou have
In a tournament hosted by direct management of the _ _* .. between" tumors of
As .... ,_., federal cooperative essis- x • - There will be a Football treatments administered 5tration s energy tax bill. All
sOCiahon met
Council women were top tan.ce m forestry to states EMMETT, IDAHO rules clinic on Thursday,to 40 years p.reviously to this bill does is add higher
lfer and private landowners, ana H D
go s. " arry S. . Adams, who August 18, at 7:00 p.m atthe head, neck or upper costs for taxpayers and con-
turners, without doing a
Ethyl Felts, low gross,forestm additionreSearch'to the over IdahohaS beenRe oManager of the Meadows Valley - High chest. Only a small proper, single thing to increase en-
Alerts Jenkins, first low net, . . . '.' ...... - , gi n of Boise Cat- School. There will be a dis- tion of irradiated individ- ergy conservation , a n
and Lorraine Johnson, with .s ght hearing re.mane, omer cade s Timber & Wood Pro-
second low net were amongHearings will nero m ducts Group since March 1, cussion of rule changes from uals have developed thyroid then turns around and says
those entered Arkansas, Oregon an.a renn- 1976, has been promoted, last year and a film on tumors and most of these that it is not ecceptable to
sylvania. The initial hear He will become Midwest football rules. Dick Stickls, tumors have been benign, give energy p r o a u c e r s
.................. . . . use t t enough money to encourage
the McCall course included was held Wastnngton, Area Manager and General Idahothe currentHigh directorSchools Actiw°f the Th ha are cancerous
Ma Hirai. low gross, u.t . on tuy Manager for Insulite Fiber . " usually remain confined to energy development and in-
Y .... ties Association, will be
Audrey Hamrick- first low products, office, as well ., ....... the neck for long periods creased production. To make
an.d Betty Milis, second Energy e mere present me rum ano an.'can be successfuUy re- matters Worse in this bill,
e discuss the rule changes for "-; "--" there are strong indications
net
To Soar ........ moves surgically
tnls XOOtDaU season
po l dien Quimby, 39, will For anyone interested in , The NCI prepared, a that the Carter Administra-
being a football official, this eanet mr atsmvuuon tion intends to use tax money
Washington, D.C.--Con- become Idaho Region Man- foreign wood products man- taken from citizens in this.
HOLDEN, " Kelly Michael,
age 16, Box 73, Indian
Valley, Idaho. Failure to
stop at stop sign at railroad
coming, fined $5.00 plus
court costs.
Arraignment and Senten-
cing Hearing
GREENWALT, Roberta aka
Rose Vermilya, pleaded
guilty to "attempt to obtain
a controlled substance
through a forged prescrip-
tion'. Fined $100.00, 15
days in jail, with fine sus-
pended on the condition
County reimbursed for
Court appointed attorney.
NOTE OF THANKS
ager. A Maine native with a
sumers will pay an addi- BA degree in Economics
tional $1000 a year in taxes from Middleburg College
if the energy tax bill being and a MA degree in Market-
considered in the House is ing from Denver University,
made law, Congressman he has been with Boise
Steve Symms said today.
Between 1978 and 1985
when the proposed regu-
lations are in full effect,
the costs to each household
will be an additional $1000
in taxes, the Idaho Repub-
lican said.
"This bill is the single worst
piece of legislation Coneress
has ever considered,"
Symms said. "The Presi-
dent's goal seems to be to
control the country by con-
trolling ener y."
Serums said there is not a
single provision in the bill
to encourage energy ere-
The Adams County Ex- duction, even though U.S.
tension Service and the 4-H ' Geological Survey data
members would like to thank indicates that vast supplies
the 1977 4-H Livestock Buy- of natural gas remain to be
era. They were Council tapped in the United States,
J.I. Morgan, Inc., as well as other energy
Cascade Mill, Leo forms.
Oil, Shavers, New
Meadows, C & M Lumber
Company of New Meadows,
Evergreen Forest Products,
Boise Cascade Logging,
Welter Livestock Commis-
sion and Council Valley
Market. Other buyers were
Idaho First National Bank,
Hoxie Trucking, Consumer
Co-op, Gallopin Goose of
Weiser, Dick's Alpine Store
and Bean Trucking. Also
buying livestock were Boyd
Mink oil, Midvaie Cold Stor-
=be, John Eisberry, Tom
Carr, Glemser Ranch
Ralph I ng ellow,
Auto Parts, and Glen
Stout Logg g.
"Confess has missed the ..............
point to such a great extent ::
that it passed an amend-
ment that approved a study
of bicycles as the "most Svmms said the eneray
efficient form of transvor- crisis is really an energy vro-
tation" but voted down an duction crisis. "The gas and
amendment that stated that oil reserves in this country
one of the goals of Congress will be harder to get to, and
was to increase the domes- the costs of drillin will be
tic production of oil and hi her, but enert-y resources
gas," Symms said. are available."
"I have nothin against "Price regulations may
bicycles-in fact I like to keep the price of these re-
ride them myself, But they sources low for consumers
are not the answer to the for the time being, but in
serious energy questionsthe long run it is preventin
facing this country,"development of resources to
Symms said. serve us in the future.
ufacturing investments.
The Quimbys (he and his
wife Jolean have three chil-
dren, Elizabeth, Karen and
Stephen) will continue to
reside in Boise.
is an excellent opportunity to
get involved. We need local
officials to keep travel pay-
merits down, and being an
official is an excellent way to
earn a few extra doHam.
If transportation to the
meeti is a problem or if
you want to know mere about
how to become an official,
please contact Mr. Curtis at
the high school between 8:00
a.m. and 4:00 p.m., or Coach
Les Nash who will soon have
a phone.
the general public. It has a
simple, direct message: "If
you think you may have
been exposed to radiation
therapy involving your head
or neck, contact a physician
and ask him to examine
your throat and neck. Then
follow up with regular
examinations every one or
two years. And remember,
"Most thyroid tumors are
not cancer."
Youth
energy bill to finance new
welfare programs. That
makes the energy tax pro-
gram even more of a rip-off
and an underhanded attempt
to push through another
income transfer program.
--I served on the House-
Senate Conference Commit-
tee revising the Farm Bill
and Food Stamp Legislation.
While a few improvements
have been made, the two
bills are still the biggest
vote-buying schemes yet de-
vised. In the long run it can
only hurt America's farmer.
At
Admissions
Jessie Moritz, Council
Vivian Crawford, Council
Mrs. Lee Ann Smith,
Council
Brian Newbold, Cambridge
Jess Cox, Cambridge
Irma Shaw, Council
Births
A son, named Brody Wells,
was born to Mr. & Mrs.
Douglas Smith.
The water conditions in
Adams County has deter-
iorated to the extent that the
Community Action Program
is now hauling water to 9
families in the County.
These people are elderly
or disabeled or have no
means to haul their own
water. The water is delivered
in 171/= gallon containers.
Each container is filled from
the water truck. The gas for
the truck is furnished by the
county.
A survey was conducted in
Adams County and docu-
mented information to date
indicates 46 people are hav-
ing problems with domestic
wells. The Community Ac-
tion Program has submitted
a grant passed at the Region-
al level and is now in
Washington, D.C. This
be for the purpose of helping
low income people with their
Five children from Council
leR Payette on Monday,
August 15 to join the 6-
county area which WICAP
covers, to tour Idaho.
A back-pack t r i p i s
planned on August 18, 10
children will be going with 4
adults. They will drive to
Black Lake then will hike to
6-lake basin.
On August 29, the ending
of the Youth Program for
1977, the children will cele-
brate at Starkey with a picnic
and swimming party for 15
children.
This is one of the many
programs sponsored by
Western Idaho Community
Action Program. WICAP has
many programs that benefit
the ¢o atJ J;he ork with.
They provide a Homemaker
Service, an Adult Education
program and an Information
and Referral service. Addi-
tional programs include
Winterizing, Drought aid
water problems, and canningl roject.s.
[Notes -- From Grandma's Noteboo
1o help indigestion, eat parsley with your meals and take
I
two teaspoons of Heinz sweet pickle vinegar with
eachI
meal. .... }
AtCascade
CASCADE - - Sign-ups for
the third annual Gardner
Memorial Golf Tournament
to be held at the Cascade
Golf Course are underway.
The event will place on
August 20,21.
Two-man best ball and
two-woman best ball will be
the competition, with a maxi-
mum handicap of I0 strokes
for men and 15 strokes for
women.
There will be a $20 per
team entry fee, which in-
eludes green fees. All flights
will be by handicap and a
certified IDA card will be
r luired.
Merchandt prizes and
trophies will be awarded to
low gross and low net
winners.
CHUCKLE OF THE WEEK
A swap is a trade between
two people who think they
have skinned each other.