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1 -- ISSUE 13 -- The Council Record -- Wednesday, September 21,
1977
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A careless smoker caused this fire in the beck country.
This kind of fire can be eliminated if those going into the
forests will just show the proper concern.
The Council Ranger Dis-
trict dispatched eight men
and one woman to the Boise
National Forest to fight the
Roberts Gulch Fire last
week.
Those from the Council
Ciws
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mer home. The exact cause
is still under investigation by
Forest Service s p e c i a I
"Disaster has struck the
National Forest s y stem,"
said Joel Frykman, consult-
ing forester and former R-4
T.M. Chief. He cited the
evils of RARE I, c o m-
pounded by RARE H, as
reasons. "if RARE II should
become effective, 91 per cent
of the Challis NF would be
included in roadless and
wilderness type areas," he
said. Mr. Frykman blamed
the situation on President
Carter, Dr. Rupert Cutler,
John Muir, Robert Marshall,
the Sierra Club and the
Communist Party. "T h e
drive for wilderness and
roadless areas on NF lands is
not without many strong
supporters within the U.S.
Forest Service. There are
many on the Salmon and
Challis NF's. They are pro-
bably gullible more than
anything else. To a degree
they are driven to their
orientation by pressure from
the regional and Chief, For-
est people." He urged peo-
ple of Lemhi County to
attend RARE II meetings en
masse" in revulsion against
the activities of the people
agents, who want to make wasteland
, In all there were 200 fire- of these forests rather than
fighters on the fire along productive public proper-
with two helicopters, 4 bull- ties."
Contemporary housing is in, even for the birds!
The use of modern materials in building is not re-
stricted to humans as this example of a well built
bird's nest proves.
Besides mud, which holds it together, the nest was
made of the following; a long strip of plastic, a
plastic can carrier such as are used to package
beer or soft drinks, Christmas-tree tinsel, two pieces
Michael K. Bolopue and Jerri
J. Ready. A September Wed-
ding is planned.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ready
wish to announce t h e
engagement of their daugh-
ter Jerri J. to Michael K.
Bolopue, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bolopue, all of
New Meadows. A September
24 wedding is planned in the
Community Me t h o d i s t
Church of New Meadows at
1:30 p.m. All friends are
invited.
From 77w
Lion's Den
Road Closures
to Start
The Payette Na t i o n a 1
Forest is planning to close
selected roads to all traffic
for the fall and winter sea-
son.
Fall rains are a welcome
District were; Glen Draper, dozers, 4 ground tankers and
GA.
5 air tankers.
$
o u.
Pat Litchfield, Lewrenc® ............ mte .Ciosttm ..are 1 # .......... a ct ] v e, t h i S summer,
Crandall, Brian Willll, Steve still in effect and will be, fflay Increase although several of it smem-
VanWinlde, Ray Hershey until October 20. The closure bets are working away from
and Sharon Watson. prohibits any type of open home and are unable to
The Robert's Gulch Fire burning without a permit.Educational benefits avail- attend many meetings.
which burned 125 acres This does not include small able under the "GI Bill" will We are finally making
south of Featherville on the campfires, be increased by 6.6 per cent progress on the drinking
National Forest was con- U.S.F.S Public Informa- and more disabled veterans fountain in the city park. The
tained Monday morning at 3 tion Officer, Wally Shiver- will be eligible for educa- stone work is about com-
a.m. with construction of 3 decker says fuel moistures tional programs under a bill pleted, and is looking good.
miles of fireline.Control was are currently as low or lower being considered today inThe next project for the
expected by 10 a.m. Tues-than they were in August.the House, Congress m a n Lions Club is the Live Inc.
day. The Roberts Gulch fire The relative humidity in the Steve Symms said. Sale which will be held
was reported Sunday after- area of the fire has been"These increased educa- September 21 and 22. Lions
noon at 5:00 p.m. by the 10 percent. Daytime tern-tional benefits are only fit- Club members will be going
Trinity Lookout. The fire was peratures are reaching 85ting for the men and women door to door, selling pro-
definitely man caused anddegrees so a very serious fire who have served our country ducts which were manufac-
probably originated from danger exists and is likely to so well," the Idaho Repub- tured by severely h a n d i-
debris burning near a sum- persist until it snows, lican said. capped people, who wish to
The GI Bill Improvements make their own way, and not
Act will redefine disabled live on welfare. These people
vetrans to include those who
run a small factory in Boise,
are 10 percent or more dis- and the things they make
abled, instead of 30 percent, there will be on sale. These
when determining eligibility items include brooms, mops,
BARNETT, Ronald J., age RASMUSSEN, Robert G., for employment and training door mats, rugs, and other
!8,New Meadows, Id a h o.age 50, 815 W. Washington, assistance.
Failure to renew registra- Boise, Idaho. Exp i r e dOther provisions of the bill items.
The Lions Club is allowed
tion, fined: $5.00 plus court drivers license. Fined: $5.00 include: a small commission on the
costs, plus court costs. --increasing the r e i m-sale of these items, and this
bursement for administra-year, this money will go to
ALTMILLER, Charles A., HUSKEY, Vance A, age 66, tive expenses to s t a t e- the Florence Thomp s o n
age 26, Rt. 3, Box 71A, Oro- Cascade, Idaho. Speeding 65 approved agencies by 5 per Memorial Fund. This fund
ring, Idaho, Inattentive driv- in 55 zone. Fined:S10.00 plus cent.
ing with accident. Fined:court costs. --exclusion of students was set up because Florence
$$0.00 with $20.00 suspen- was such a great believer in
receiving basic or supple- the Sight and Hearing Foun-
ded, court costs. BRUNELLE, Ronald, age 24,mental educational oppor-dation, and the work it does.
6904 Agnes, North Holly- tunity grants from being The Live Inc. sale gives an
HOLLENBECK, James M., wood, California. Park where
age 33, 1048S.W. 5th Ave. officially prohibited {signs). counted with veterans when opprtunity to help in two
' determining program enroll- ways, this year. When you
Ontario, Oregon, speeding Fined: $5.00 plus court costs ment percentages.
70 mph in 55 mph zone. buy Live Inc. products, you
--a provision that courses
Fined $15.00 plus co u r tTAYLOR, ROy E., age 51, offered outside the United
costs. 735 E. 6th, Moscow, Idaho. States by some approved
Speeding 71 in 55 zone. instutitions be open to civil-
MAGGARD, Dennis L e e , Fined: $17.00 plus court ians as well as active duty
age 20, Box 252, Council, costs.
Idaho. Failure to obey po ed personnel.
speed zone (56 in 35). Fined: CURTIS, S uart M., age 21,
$27.00 plus court co s t s, Room 308, Clark Hall, Lewis Preliminary hearing held in
etteCounty. ton, Idaho. Speeding 67 in 55 State of Idaho vs Thomas
zone. Fined:$12.00plus Loren Rawls, bur g 1 a r y,
I IgNNETT, Paul V., age 20, court costs, defendant ordered b o u n d
Box 334, New Meadows, over to district court to be
Idaho, speeding 74 in 55 YATES, Herman R., age 36,held to answer.
zone, Fined: $23.00 plus Box 487, Parma, I d a h o. C|
court costs. Speeding 68 in 55 zone. i ct
Fined: $13.00 plus court
REITZ, John M.,. age 31, costs. Divorces Filed
Box 342, New Meadows,
Idaho. Failure to renew reg- MOATS, William H., age September 16, D e e d s,
istration. Fined: $5.00 plus ' 24, Box 169, New Meadows, Donna Kathleen a g a i nst
court costs. Idaho. Passing without suf- Douglas Ray. VISITOR
ficient clearance causing an
CORIELL, Ronda L., age 18, accident. Fined: $50.00 with September 16, S t i n n e tt, Randy Fisk visited over
3342 Carr St,, Boise, Idaho. $15.00 suspended plus court John against Gaye A. the weekend with his parents
Speeding 79 in 55 zone. John & Bonnie Fisk. He
Fined: $33.00 plus court
of baling twine, one of sisal and the other of nylon,
a couple of tabs from aluminum cans, a bobby-pin,
some ordinary sewing thread and several matehes.
The birds have not been converted 100%, however,
they did use a little bit of grass and straw in the nest.
Thanks to Ralph Bass for bringing the nest to the
RECORD and thanks to Vivian McGown for the Pix.
Guitar Class
Notices --
()pen To Public
MENTAL HEALTH
costs.
COSTS.
PLUMMER, Gene Bradley,
age 30. Traffic, dismissed.
Pat Monger, Men t a 1
Maralyn So.mm , Couneit. H e a I t ,oordinmtor
School Music Director, will Council. the
be offering a class for anyone
interested in learning to play
the guitar. The class will be
designed to teach simple
chord progressions whi c h
can be used for accompany-
ing both Country Western
and Popular songs. It will
also teach basics of music
and guitar, such as note
reading, rhythmic n o t e
values, names of the strings
and how to tune them, and
picking simple melodies.
The only requirement for
the class is that you own your
own guitar (or rent), and
have time to practice during
the week. The class is tenta-
tively set for Tuesday aRer-
noons from 4:00 to 4:45 p.m.
It will be held in the music
room at the high school (gym
Zi Alpha chapter of
the Beta Sigman Phi Sorority
will go house-to-house the
evening of October 4. Dona-
tions will benefit the Mental
Health Association of Idaho,
a voluntary organi z a t i on
dedicated to info the
public about mental health
and mental illness, while
working to improve services
for the emotionally or men-
tally disturbed. This organi-
zation receives no govern-
ment funding so please be as
generous as possible.
Clare Howland, P u b I i c
Health Nurse, South w • s t
District Health Department,
will hold'an immunization
and blood pressure screen-
stage). The first meeting will ing clinic in Council on
be Tuesday, September 27.Wednesday, September 21,
This meeting will be rela- from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00
tively short, and will be for
use as a question and answer
session. The first actual class
will then begin on October 4.
The cost will be $2.00 a
week, and it is important
that you make most of the
lessons, since we are work-
ing as a class. All ages are
welcome.
P.M. at t h e Community
Action Center. If you have
any questions, please con-
tact Mrs. Howl a n d a t
253-4300.
PUBLIC INVITED
A Stanley Party will be
held at the I,O,O.F
Oct. 4th at 1 p.m,
include jewelry and. c o e-
metics, Chr and
household cleaning supplies,
help handicapped people to relief to the long dry summer ADMISSIONS
help themselves, and part of and drought conditions. At
the money goes to the Lions the same time these rainsBill Hilleboe, Council NAZARENE CHURCH
Sight and Hearing Foun- contribute to excessive road Grace Steward, I n d i a n ENTERTAI
dation to help blind people damage on those roads that Valley The Jubilee Quartet, a
see and deaf people hear do not have a good gravelCindy Waters, Council time gospel quartet with
again. We ask your support surface and are not capable Ruth Hu l, Council headquarters in T o p e k a,
of this worthwhile project, of handling traffic under wet IAnda Gray, Council Kansas will appear here at
October 8th has been des- weather conditions. Katherine Warner, Councilthe Nazarene i n
ignated as "World Lions The roads to be closed are Cynthia Taylor, In d i a n Council on September 21st at
7:30 p.m.
They are in constant de-
mand for concerts, church
services and evangeli s t i c
crusades all over America.
Their work has taken them
into almost all of the 50
states and several countries
overseas.
CHUCKLE OF THE WEEK
Service Day." This is the day generally dead-end road s Valley
that every Lions Club in the and can be id ified by the John Gould, Council
presence of a fixed gate dose
to the start of the road. This
gate has probably been open
all summer.
When sufficient moisture
has fallen to pose a hazard to
the road surface these gates
will be closed and locked and
in most cases will remain
closed until dry weather in
the spring.
To avoid locking people
behind the gates, closures
will be done on a weekday
and after an inspection to
determine if any vehicles are
Rexford Knapton, New
Meadows
W.L. Sagers, Half Way,. Ore
Kristie Bradshaw, Council
John Manning, Cambridge
Calvin Rice, Council
Michael Cornel], Council
Births:
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Waters,
on Sept. 11, a son, James
Thomas,
fill L II . I g • I
behind the ares. H rs
world is supposed to under-
take some special project to
help their community. This
project hasn't been decided
yet, but we are working on it.
Next Lions Club meeting
is Sept 27. This is Ladies
Night.
Marriage Licenses returned' to Nampa where he
September 12, Wayne D. is employed by Idaho First.
and campers who are plar-
ning to leave their car at a
road end for a number of
days should be aware of this.
An executive is a person
who can take two hours for
lunch without anybody
missing him.
Most of us would rather
be ruined by praise than
saved by criticism.
Warner and Yvonne Shoupe.