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THE COUNCIL RECORD -- Page 6t- WEDNESDAY. NOV.2.1977
Dr. Judith A. Templeton,
superintendent at the
University of Idaho's South-
west Idaho Research and
Extension Center for the
past two years, has relin-
quished that administrative
assignment to head a new
research project on irrigated
pasture forage.
Dr. Templeton will 'have
the leadership role in plan-
Ring and developing univer-
sity research on irrigated
forage pasture and range in
southwest Idaho. She will
serve as research professor
of animal science, working
within the Department of
Animal Science.
In announcing Dr.
Templeton's new responsi-
bilities, Dr. Auttis M. Mul-
[ins, College of Agriculture
dean, noted that recent
federal funding will make
the new pasture position
possible.
"We have long recognized
a need in Idaho for research
information on irrigated for-
age pastures for dairy, beef
and sheep," he said. "Idaho
has thousands of acres that
can be highly productive,
perhaps most productive, if
managed as irrigated forage
pasture. But we h a v e
unanswered problems of
management, nutrition and
economics and we haven't
had the funds to get a
research program started."
This year, however, fed-
eral emphasis on forage
pasture and range has ear-
marked some funds for such
a program, Mullins said. In
addition, the Idaho legisla-
ture appropriated some
funds for fiscal year 1978 to
enable the Experiment Sta-
tion to plan a forage research
program in southwestern
Idaho. Fiscal 1979 budget
requests include funds to
implement the program.
Mullins said that Dr.
Templeton's previous expe-
rience in animal nutrition
research and her demon-
strated b u d g e t i n g and
organizational abilities made
her a logical choice to head
=
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.HEATING SYSTEMS
POWER HAND TOOLS
PHONE 253-4248
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SERVING
GOUNCIL CAMBRIDGE INDIAN VALLEY
BEAR & CUPRUM
We can now make home and
ranch deliveries of
NO-LEAD GASOLINE
also
Regular - Premium - Diesel
Stove Oil and a full line of
Gear Oil and Grease
BULK TANKS - We have them
PHONE 253-4767
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Country & Western Mu "
Every Saturday.
& Sunday Evening
New Owners
Don & June Carmichael & Shela
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the new program. Before
joining the university faculty
in 1975, Dr. Templeton
served nine y e a r s a s
research specialist with Dew
Chemical Co., directing pro-
grams in ruminant nutrition.
She has a bachelor's degree
in animal husbandry from
Oregon State University and
a master's in animal science
from Washington S t a t e
University. Her doctoral
degree, also from Washing-
ton State, is in biochemistry.
Dr. Templeton will be
headquartered at the Univer-
sity's Southwest I d a h o
Research and Extension
Center at Caldwell.
Dr. Edward W. Owens,
research professor of horti-
culture, will serve as acting
superintendent of the center
on a temporary basis, Dean
Mullins said. The center
includes facilities at both
Parma and Caldwell.
Citizens
The Seniors, due to the
holiday, were served a chili
dinner with cornbread and
other goodies. It was very
gc)od and those that attended
enjoyed the meal. There
were fifty-two d i n n e r s
served.
The program was presen-
ted by Cheryl Lilly from
Cambridge, showing her
slides and narrating her trip
to the United Nations spon-
sored by the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs of District 12.
The Seniors seemed to enjoy
it v_ery much.
The card parties on Friday
seem to be going great guns.
They had three tables last
Friday night. Edythe New-
comb won high, Lewis Boles,
low, and Carrel Oldham,
travel. They would like to
have more come and play, so
come on Seniors and play
cards on Friday night.
EXCLUSIVE
LISTINGS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BUT
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
HWY. 55
25 Hour phone 634-2001
That's because we don't saKe our lunch hour
iN WARREN, home on 2 lots and out-
buildings. Reduced to $14,800.
NORTH HORNET CREEK 43 Acre Ranch,
some good bottom land. Old house and
barn. 35 shares water ~rights $49.500.00
17 ACRES on Weiser River frontage,
adjacent to Starkey Hot Springs, timbered,
on county road.
HOME PHONES
RANDY HART ............. 634-5331
MARDI HART ............. 634-2604
SHERMAN HART ........... 634-2604
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HOMES & ACREAGES
ALL ELECTRIC one-year-old 3 bedroom home. On
annroximatelv acres, raised entry, fireplace and the
view in" the valley overlooking the Council Golf
iCourse. Landscaped and big 26 X 24 attached garage.
IV A. approved $53,500.00.
|attached garage. Excellent location and Cash out
owner s equity and assume existing loan. $38,300.00.
/APP. 1 ACRE in city, 4 bedroom - 2 story home. Upper
[story adapted as rental unit. Concrete and cinder block
construction. Separate garage plus large storage build-
ing for camper, boat, etc. 5 shares water. Oil furnace
and electric heatup Franl lin stove Aux.
Full Price $33,500.
12 X 60 3 BEDROOM, 1% bath, 1969 Sahara mobile
home, all set up on 5 city lots, with 3-bay metal build-
ing. Cash out equity and assume contract balance.
Full price $14,950.
i120 ACRE, River Front. Some improvements, New
Irilled well, power, 5 miles South of Council. $59,000.
down, owner will finance balance on easy terms.
)mes
Authorized Dealer fro'
@Boise Cascade Homes
M.S. R ITT E R Broker 253-6946
RICK RITTER, Salesman Eves.253-6012
304 Illinois Ave Council, Idaho
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10 ACRES, 1 mile north of Weiser with mobile home,
2 wells, septic tank and electricity, Only
2 BEDROOM HOME in country. Has good well and is a
DREAM home. Only $28,000.
GOOD summer rangeland, 1720 acres at only $75,00
acre.
FAMILY BUSINESS, located on busy north-south state
highway. Attractive Motel, service station plus lovely
home. Is in tourist and hunting and fishing area.
EXCEPTIONAL 9 acres with river frontage.
VERY NICE 3 bedroom doublewide mobile home on
foundation in Midvale.
20 ACRES with nice older home at Midvate.
Stop and see what we have to offer.
BOISE CASCADE HOMES
Many styles to choose from
Ada J. Hanson, G.R.I., REALTOR
Associate Broker
WHITING REAL ESTATE
Box 152, Cambridge, Idaho 83610
Business Phone 208-257-3833 - Home 208 257-3937
Ivan Simenson was a visi-
tor yesterday, he is from the
Office on Ageing.
Mr. Boles made a report
from W.I.C.O.R.A. board
meeting which was very
informative.
The ramp has b e e n
covered with the new green
fiberglass covering and
lights have been installed.
Come and see how nice it
looks.
The tables were decorated
for Halloween with black
cats on the vases of yellow
and orange mums, and yel-
low place mats with Hal-
loween emblem.
The Seniors would like to
thank Jewell Woods again
for the beautiful flowers. The
two cooks for the yellow
place mats with their trim
and the black cats.
I would like to thank my
relief reporter for the beauti-
ful job of news reporting she
did while I was out of town.
Have a happy Halloween,
hope you survive the gob-
blins and trick or treaters.
Your Reporter
The Spook
IT'S CONGRESS' FAULT
The Commission on
Federal Paperwork h a s
issued a report indicating
Congress and poorly written
legislation are at the root of
Government red tape, says
the New York Times. (It said
that at each stage of the
legislative process, Congress
should consider the paper-
work, reporting and record-
keeping procedures that
each bill would create.
McCall
SHOE attd LEA TIIER
REPAIR by the Yacht Club
Use our Pick-up station, at Bradens, Council
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(Council Congregational Church)
Good Clothing- Shoes- Misc.
Hours -
Man. Fri. -- 10 to 12 noon
Wcd. .- 1:00 to 4:30
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NOV. 12, 1977
I mile So. East of Alpine Store
Look for signs
if you have items to'sell bring them out --
HousehoM goods, electron e, TV, SmaU
Travel Trailer & 1 self contained 20'
travel trailer For further information call
Gene Zumwalt 256-4135
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H&W & "
General Contractors --- Fioorcoverings
-- Plumbing & Electrical Supplies --
t, ,,,,,,,,.., Itadm JYtaek
: I I " "" DEALER '
Telerision
MAJ "LIANCE ......
FACTOR Y DAY SALE.
Prices slashed on all major apphances
321 No. 3;d McCall Phone 634-2272
COUNCIL OFFICE
Ford Muller - Broker
Darrel Morris- AsSOc. Broker
Bill Cries
Phone 253-4264
Box 7
Council, Idaho 83612
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McCALL OFFICE
Don Fuller- Assoc. Broker
Pete Baucom
Shari Katzenburger' ;
Donna Campbell
Lamer Lankford
Phone 634-2241
Box 400
McCall, Idaho
HOMES & ACREAGE WITH HOMES
LAND PARCELS
TWO BEDROOM remodeled home on small
corner lot in Council, only one block from
the business area. Would make an excellent
retirement home. Total price $9,000.00.
Small down payment and $100. per month
payments at 8% interest.
4 BEDROOM, 1 bath home in good condi-
tion. Has 2 bedrooms and storage room
upstairs. Has fireplace and carport and wood
shed. All on a corner lot on the edge of city
limits. $30,000 cash or refinance.
LARGE UNUSUAL home under construc-
tion on Hornet Creek Road with approx.
30 acres. A good value at $50,000.00
4 BEDROOM older home on large corner
lot. Has garage. Total Price $16,950. Terms.
Approx. 2 acres building site with beautiful
view, Located on the edge of Mesa Hill.
Total price $1,995.00.
5 ACRES with timber, farm land and
beautiful view. On access road 2 miles from
county road. Next to State Forest lend.
$6,500. or terms.
5 ACRES south of Council. Beautiful view
with a good building site. Highway frontage.
There is a big spring-fed water pond to be
developed, only $5,250. with terms.
Approx. 35 acres North edge of Council
Valley. Has a beautiful view, well, power and
a barn. Land is nearly all cultivated and
seeded to alfalfa and grass. Total price
$39,500.00 Terms available.
SMALL BUSINESS, nicely located. Family
type butcher and meat cutting business in
Council. Shop building only 3 years old.
Complete line of equipment including kill-
truck. $28,500. Terms.
10 ACRES, well, nice view, Mesa.
ON HORNET CREEK, Approx. 1.8 acres.
Beautiful aspen trees and county road
frontage. $4,500.00 Cash price.
10 ACRES, nice homesite, well & septic
system, electricity in, storage shed, county
road frontage. $18,500.
FOR the investment minded: In Council,
Idaho a well kept 12-unit apartment house
built in 1972, repainted this year. These
units are very nice and there is always a need
for rentals in Council. No vacancy except be-
tween movers. Total price $225,000. with
good terms. Might consider some exchange.
10 ACRES on U.S. 95, approx. 3 miles
north of Council. $12,800.00 easy terms.
McCALL OFFICE
(
NEWER log home in McCall, has 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, electric heat, fireplace, nice
yard. Close to school. $38,500. Terms.
160 ACRES remote timber land bordering
National Forest on 3 sides. $80,000. Terms.
Approx. 35 ACRES with farm land, pine
trees, Highway frontage plus 2 springs. One
spring is developed. Beautiful view homesite.
Could be divided. Buy on terms at $35,000.
32 ACRES 7 miles north of Council.
Development property. Chdck for details on
this one.
BEAUTIFUL Recreation lot in peaceful
Pines subdivision. $4,500.00. Terms.
TWO BEDROOm1, )bath home one block
over from gtreet, New Meadows.
Situated lots. Finished room in the
garage. $'P{ 00.00.
Approx. 5 ACRES near McCall, has well
underqround power. Partially
Sg3,50g.0Owith terms.
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