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1 -- ISSUE 12 - The Council Record - Wednesday, September 14, 1977
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The regular meeting of
the Council City Board was
held on Tuesday, Septem-
ber 6, 1977 at 7:30 p.m.
The Mayor and all board
members were present as
well as Eunice Simpkins, in-
coming City Clerk, Marie
McFadden, Ruben" Lautt,
L.C. Simpkins and A. J.
Longtin publisher of the
Council Record.
After the reading and
approval of the minutes and
The annual budget meet-
ing was held and the budget
was approved by the
Council.
Donna Brock was ap-
pointed to serve as Council
representative to the Ida-
Ore Association.
In a move, not included
in an article carried in the
lease on, what will even-
tually be a piece of very
valuable property, was a
rather high price to pay for
inconvenience, he then re-
quested that the lease be for
a term of five years, at no
charge. The motion was
made, seconded and passed.
The agreement between
other local paper the Mayor , J-U-B Engineers and the
requested a motion from city pertaining to the Air-
the board. He asked that a port work was approved.
lease be executed for the A resolution was passed
Lumberjacks Axe
Salmon River
The sun shown brightly
on the Council Lumberjacks
in their home opener as
they shut out the Salmon
River Savages by the score
of 38-0. After a losing
effort to Cascade in the
season opener this had to be
a sweet tasting victory for
the entire squad.
Skip Crawford opened
the scoring by racing thirty
some over last week and
also added a couple of new
players in the persons of
Randy Shelton and Mark
Green. Jeff Miller has been
hobbled by a bad ankle
which seems to be on
mend now so we should
start to gain some depth in
personnel".
Council's next encounter
after a week off will be the
the treasurers report claims benefit of one of the designating Ida-Ore Plan- yards for the first score.Cambridge Bulldogs on
were presented and ap- residents adjacent to the ning Association to act for Lisle Pogue plunged for the September 23. This will also
proved with the exception airport. The term of this Council in solid waste conversion. After a fumblebe the homecoming game
of one to Riggin Concrete.lease, as he put it, would be management was passed. B on the ensuing kickoff setfor the season. Cambridge
The formal resignation of for a period of twenty A resolution proclaim- up by Mark Green, Craw- at the present time also
Marie McFadden was ac- years. He stated that there ing this years election of nd at e ford again moved the team sports a 1 - 1 record. If the
cepted as well as that of would be no income to the 2 Councilmen was adopted. " " " "- " to inside the twenty wherepast is any indicator, this
David Kesler who has takencity from the lease as it was he again carried in for the years homecoming contest
up residence outside the being offered to compen- score, will likely be an excellent
city limits, sate the lessee for the NOTE: Edi/orial comment Ken Schwartz found pay hitting contest.
Mr. Ruben Lautt was "inconvenience" the new pertaining to actions of the dirt next on a neat twenty
appointed by the mayor to airport would cause him. Council may be found on yard scamper around the
serve out the term of Mr. When it was pointed out Page 2 of this issue of TIlE left side. In addition to his JV's Lose Season Opener
Kesler. that a 20-year exclusive RECORD. touchdown, Schwartz had
fifty-six yards in eleven car- After a couple of years of
ties rushing, successful play the CounCil
New Name For Shavers are man s ecial activities Lisle Pogue scored the JV'ers found "humble
third TD just prior to the alley" as they fell victim to
• • • • halftime gun sounding. Full- a starchy Garden Valley
Big changes are in the management to operate the , . Y. p .... ,__
IGA vr am- to--C0uncil, m nn ao r° mrr°auce me back Pogue also had a finesquad by the score of 34"0.
works
for
the
Shavers
store
store
more
efficiently
to
day running with the ball as Although the young
in Council, according to even further reduce costs _ P , ... • Miss Verna Herbu gerhas to coming here. Her teach-he compiled sixty-twoyardsLumberjacks came up on
• an example, on inurs-
Carl Shaver and Ralph Bassand prices ....... '- qrst ffft-- been appointed to fill the ing duties here are essen-in 17 carries and added six the short end of the score
' " " "" o'" "le chan es oay, ;3epc. 1o, me L ~ Y position of resource teacher tially the same but this is
formerly Known as many n ucean g ..... s oreat Council tligh School this the first year that Council
unassisted
tackles
on
each
player saw
action.
Shaver's Food nd, the store have already taken place at :llon of
wtl now be affiliated they year ........... ., Hig4 has had this prepare,defense. Coach Don Verner althou
After a scoreless fl irdnot pleasedwith the' ore
IGA system which is one of front of the building pro- ......... Miss Herburger is well • Miss Iierburger's mother, quarter Skip Crawford commented, "We haven't
..... win receive a tree carLon ot
the lar. gest dmtnbutors. • of claims,, that, the store is• now,, peek ....... ma cnes ano on .aL-°-" qualified fez the position by Edythe and her three scored twice more for his practiced enough together
fobd in the Umted States. Shaver s IGA Foodhner , ........... virtue of education and ex- uncles; Paul, Marion and total of four TD's. Skip lead yet to be really effective.
Membership in th@ IGA and numerous changes in sU::::w t lehen;tve U1 l;outnn perience. She was born in Verner Crowell were all the team in rushing with The squad is made up
system makes it nossible for the interior directional signs ...... John Day Oregon and lived residents of this area 143 yards for the after- mostly of freshmen who
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the store and it s customers are evident. • there until she attended Her main hobby, she noon. have had no experience so it
Ralph Bass, who has been
responsible, over the years
for many of the fine im-
provements in the store is
enthusiastic about the new
program. He says it is more
progressive and efficient
than any other he knows of.
According to Ralph there
During the following
week there will be drawings
for prizes. One prize will be
a years supply of IGA Ice
cream consisting of 52 one
half gallons. In addition to
that a ninteen inch Tele-
vision set, an Electric Ice
Cream Freezer and two
Skate Boards will be given.
to have the advantage of
heavier buying power as
well as a much greater
choice of merchandise in-
cluding meats
Mr. Shaver pointed out
that joining IGA in no way
changes the ownership of
the store but it will enable
college for 7 Years at
Oregon State University in
Corvallis, receiving a B.S.
in Psycology. She com-
pleted her certification
work in secondary educa-
tion and received a master
of education degree in ex-
treme learning problems
in 1974. While studying for
her Masters Degree she was
a teaching assistant in the
psychology department for
2 years and an instructor
for one year.
Her next position was in
the resource room in the
high school in Kodiak,
Alaska where she taught
for the three years previous
says, is "keeping busy".
She is interested in crafts
and woodcarving and she
is looking forward
anxiously to fulfilling the
6-months residency require-
ment so she can get her
license and do some fish-
ing and hunting.
Miss Herberger is not
married, she is a C.B. fan;
her handle is 'Copperhead'
and she is trying to find a
nice medium sized puppy
to enjoy her large yard.
She has purchased the
mobile home formerly
owned by Gary and Pare
Window.
Steve Ogden again dis-
played his strength as he
hammered the Riggins back-
field all afternoon and
picked up nine unassisted
tackles.
When asked to comment;
on the game, Coach Nash
said, "It was a great after-
noon for the entire team.
When we get play like we
got today which allows
ALL the players to get into
the action its got to be
special. Skip had a great day
as did many of our players.
We improved our game
will take time. I thought
many of the boys played
quite well and the score was
not really a good measuring
stick as to how the game
went. Against the rush we
did quite well. John
Edmunson also showed a
lot of promise at the full.
back position. We need
work and polish, but we'll
be in there before the sea-
son is over". The JV's next
game is scheduled for Tues-
day, September 20 here
against the same Garden
Valley crew.
Shavers IGA Foodliner. A new name and a new look both inside and out. This store
under the management of Ralph Bass has been developed from a smell country store
into a fine, modern grocery and dry goods concern. A credit to the community.
Admissions
Harvey Harrington, Council
Ronald Wininger, Council
Francine Ogden, Council
John Thorp, Council
Darlene Stewart, Council.
Ruby Gray, Indian Valley
Nita Branstetter, New
Meadows
Sue Hoffman, Council
Clifford Crawford, Council
Gunnard Johansan, Council
Carl Shaver, 8oise, owner of
Shavers markets• He made
the decision to join IGA.
Ralph Bass, long time man-
ager of the Council store.
He guided it from a small
country store to what it is
now• A fine, modern store.
Births
September 6, a daughter
named Heather Nicolle was
born to Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Ogden.
Meet Miss Verna Herburger, new Resource Teacher
for the Council School. Verna says she is happy to
be here in a country where hunting and fishing, which
she loves, is available•
Hospital Auxiliary
To Hold Tea
The Community Hospital
Auxiliary is inviting you to
attend their annual mem-
bership tea, Thursday,
September 22, from 2 to 4
p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Earl Moyer. A program is
planned. A special invita-
tion to all new comers.
The Moyer home is one
mile north of town on high-
way 95, on the right hand
side of the road. The name
will be on the gate.
Divorce Filed
CRAWFORD, Vivian E.
against Clifford J. on
Sept. 2.
BAKER, Gordon & Hale,
Lena D., suit for injunction
against Glemser, F. Fred &
Cheryl R. on Sept. 9
CHUCKLE OF THE WEEK
Teacher: What do you call
a person who keeps on
talking when people are no
longer interested?
Student: A teacher.
Pictured above, the :boxcar that houses athletic
equipment for Council High School as it appeared
before it was painted. Below it is shown after a
paint job. We understand there is more to coma.
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AT LAST THEY DID IT!
We kicked that poor old picture of the box car all
over the paper, week after week. It traveled from the
front page, to the want adds, to the editorial page and
once even prempted a part of the Shabby Shop ad,
Yep' they painted it[ And we understand that it is
due for even more decoration soon, Even Bill
Hilleboe was mystified for a while, He was pacified
when the editor told him we weren't shooting at
Union Pacific. Actually we believe the community
owes the railroad a debt of gratitude, We are told,
"The Price Was Right!'"
[ Notes -- From Grandma's Noteboo i
! For eczema' stop eating/ur, ": food, plan healthful me, !
[ and take two teaspoons of blackstrap molasses in a glass[
skim milk twice a ......... .... .... !!