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Adams County Record
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
15age 5
The History Corner
School starts in Adams County
NOTES FROM THE ADAMS
COUNTY LEADER
AUg8, 1968
Married - Mrs.
Dorothy Stover and
Fred Short, both of
Payette, August 2.
Son born to Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond
Walker of Cambridge,
August 5.
Meadows Valley
school announced
the following
By Dale
Fisk
253-4582
Science and Math; Start Smith,
English and Social Studies;
Richard Horyna,
Coach and Social
Studies and Miss
Liliana Martinez,
Spanish.
Lonnie Wright
won All-Around
Cowboy at the
Adams County
Rodeo.
To be married
August 17: W'flma
Richard and Annie ~.hoonover, parents of Pearlie ~_hoonover
who married Clarence Phillips. The Schoonovers ran a freighting
operation into Dekemar and Silver City - also logged on Crooked
River and, Pole Creek in addition ~o other places in the Northwest.
They had 11 daughters and one son, and lived wherever they were
logging or freighting. Many of ~ girls were as skilled as any man
with a team of horses, and helped with the family business.
dementary school teachers for
the coming year: Mrs. Bertha
White, first grade; Mrs. Irma
Keska, second; Miss Nancy
Norseen, third; Barbara
Littlejohn, fourth; Mrs. Norma
Justice, fifth; Dennis Falk,
sixth; Mrs. Jean Campbell, a
grade principal. High school
teachers are: Mrs. Louise
Jones, Business; Perry. Justice,
Ogden and Rocky Byers, both
of CounciL
Died: Clarence A. Phillips,
88. BOrn in Boise in 1880, he
moved to Council in 1910,
formed in his early years, and
also has a minor and a logger.
He later~ operated a dray
company at Council, and then
the Pastime here. He returned
to Boise in 1950. He married
Clanmce and Pearlie Phillips. Clarence's death was announced in
the August 8,1968 Leader.
Pearly Schoonover at Council
in 1911. Survivors indude, his
wife; a daughter, Mrs. Mildred
Braden of Boise;, three sons,
Arthur, Cascade, Paul, Council,
and Lewis Phillips, American
Falls.
Aug 15, 1968
"The Evergreen Forest
Products annual picnic was
held Sunday at the museums
at New Meadows with
approximately 150 persons
attending:'
Eloise Colsor wife of Ted
Colsor former owner of the
Home Dairy Milk Distributor
in Council, was named Adams
County Fair Queen. Tying for
second place were Mrs. Lillian
Hibbard of New Meadows
and Mrs. Betty Ireland of
Council
Marrieck Mildred Fuller of
Boise and Robert S. hcobs of
Council, at the home of the
groom's father, Barr hcohs.
Aug 22, 1968
Erfgaged: Patsy Dryer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Malin Dryer of cascade, to
Jerry Quinn, son of Mr and
Mrs. Otis Bailey of new
Meadows, on September 7.
Died: Edna T. Xhorp, 63, at
the Council hospitaL She was
bom in 1905 in Oregon, and
was a longtime resident of
Council and Meadows Valley.
She married John Thorp
in 1948. Survivors include
her husband of Council; a
daughter, Irene Winters,
Portland; three sisters, Mrs.
Ramey R. Childers, Council,
Mrs. Lilly Ham, LaGrande,
OR, and Mrs. Edith Jones,
Coos Bay, Oregon; and five
brothers, Laurence E. Rogers
of Council, Emest and Earl
Rogers of Weiser, Richard
Hodges of Springfidd, Oregon,
and Eldon Rogers, Casper,
Wyoming.
Council schools will
open August 26. Elementary
teachers will be: Mrs. Erma
Armacost and Mrs. Esther
The Phillips family about the hie 1930s. Top, L-Pc Lewis, Mildied,
Beth (Arthur's wife, form~ly Childenrs), Pearlie, Clarence, Mabel
(Hank's wife), Paul Front: Marshall Brade~n (Mildred's husband)
and child, Arthur and d~ild, Hank and d~ild.
Woods, first-grade; Mrs. Cora
Bell, second; Mrs. Linda Warix,
third; Mrs. Lillian Harvey,
fourth; Mrs. Helen Gould,
fifth; and Mrs. Joan Holmes,
s'txth grade. New teachers
are: Mrs. Myles Dewe~ 2nd;
Mrs. Tina Warner, 3rd &
4th combination; and Orvil
Swarts, social studies and
5th & 6th and PE grades
1 -6. Mrs, Sherry Iwerson,
special education grades four
through seven. Mildred Fisk
will continue as elementary
prindpal and teaching junior
high English and the girls PE.
Returning teachers at
Council high school are:
Joseph Greer, English and
speech; James Potter, social
studies, PE and coach,
Director of Student Affairs
and Administrative Ass'rstant~
Mrs. Henderson, commercial
Myles Dewey, German and
social studies; Mr. Arterburn,
seventh-grade-, Mrs. Byers, 7-8;
Mort Curtis, administration,
social studies and English.
New teachers are Mrs.
Hartrick, mathematics; Miss
Kathleen Rich, librarian and
English; Karen Judson, science;
Garry Judson, eight grade
and assistant coach; Sherry
Iwerson, home economics;
and Jay Williams, industrial
arts. Mrs. Hilleboe will
continue as clerk and school
secre~r.
Douglas Dee received his
discharge fi:om the Army
at Fort Lewis, Washington.
First Heut. Dennis "fhomas
returned home after a one-
year tour of duty in Vietnam,
to spend a 46 day leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Thomas.
Engage& Janettte Steeknan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Steelman of Council
and Gary Pierson of Nevada.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Kincaid of Tamarack, a
daughter, August 17.
Local food bank and pantry receive funds
BY DALE FISK
The Idaho Food Bank
Fund is distributing grants to
34 organizations working to
solve hunger in Idaho and in
your region. The grants total
$88,800 in 2016, enabling
recipients to further their
missions in hunger relief
The New Meadows Food
Bank received $,1300 to
and
in their dry storage area.
The Loaves and Ftshes Food
Pantry received $900 for a
freezer Most of the appliances
at this pantry were old used
ones that were donated.
q-hanks to the Idaho Food
Bank's generosi~, Loaves and
Fishes has purchased several
new appliances, updated 3
windows for energy efficiency
.=ffective
heaters for extreme cold.
The Idaho Food Bank Fund
was established by the 2009
Legislature as a cooperative
effort between three well-
respected statewide Idaho
nonprofit organizations: The
Idaho Foodbank, Community
Action Partnership
Association of Idaho, and
Catholic Charities of Idaho.
The donation
has been on the Idaho State
Income Tax Form 40 since
2009 allowing taxpayers to
designate a donation to the
Fund.
The Fund accepted
grant applications from
any Idaho nonprofit that
provides hunger relief. The
Fund supports projects that
expand existing food storage
or distribution
provide nutrition education,
or otherwise increase support
services related to hunger
relief in Idaho.
Qualified applicants for
the grants must be 501(c)
(3) organizations but are
not required to have any
connection with Community
Action Partnership
Association of Idaho, Catholic
Charities of Idaho or The
Idaho Foodbank.
For more information
about the grants email
grants@idahofoodbank.org.
To learn more about the fund
and view the public service
announcement go to http://
idahofoodbankfund.org.