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VOLUME 1, ISSUE 20, THE COUNCIL RECORD -- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1977
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Mrs. John Meyer [Mary Lee] funeral services are pending.
Crime Reports
11-1 -- Mrs. O s b o r n 11-5 -- Lost h u n t e r
reported someone had stolen returned to his camp by
a large antique wood stoveDeputy Clausen.
-- a reward has been posted.
1i-6 -- Auto
11-1 --A destitute man Middle Fork,
was lodged over night in the responded.
County jail and subsequently
has been employed by the 11-6 -- A car reported
Council Hotel. stolen from in front of her
house. Linda R e d i n i u s
reported the theft.
11-2 -- Vandalism to the
phone booth next to the
Council Market was reported.
11-3 -- Illegal spot light-
ing in Middlefork area
was reported. Fred Edward
responded.
11-4 -- A wreck at Alpine
between an automobile and
Accident at
Bill Clausen
The car was recovered
at Weiser in a road block, all
subjects were arrested, and
Jail. OnCe
wanted Or a Utah parole
Mary Lee Meyer, age 33, a
resident of the Glendale area
north of Council was fatally
injured Sunday morning
when an automobile in which
she was a passenger left the
road and plummeted down a
100 foot embankment. Mrs.
Meyer was thrown from the
car.
Other passengers and the
driver, Gary Draper, sus-
tained minor i n j u r i e s
although Raye Ann Coon
was hospitalized.
John Meyer, husband of
Mrs. Meyer was the other
passenger.
The party was on their way
home from White Licks Hot
Springs where they had been
swimming when the car ran
off the road. According to
Sheriff Jim Hileman, the
automobile rolled over at
least once.
John Meyer walked about
one and one-half miles to
reach a telephone and called
the sherrif's office at 5:20
a.m. The Adams County
ambulance responded with
Dan Gardiner driving and
Louise Clausen attending.
C.P.R. was administered
enroute, but Mrs. Meyer
was pronounced dead at the
hospital by Dr. Sam Monger.
Mrs. Meyer is survived by
her husband John and two
children, Russel and Scarlet.
Funeral services are pen-
ding, Northam-Jones Fune-
ral Home in.Weiser.
violation and was wanted in Court
other Idaho Counties for auto
theft. Arraignment is pend- ROBINSON,
camper, rear end collision,
no injuries were reported.
11-4 -- A wreck was
reported at Ditch Creek. A
high line crew had previ-
ously lost a cable truck 3
years ago;
11-5 -- A wreck, a pick-up
went off the road, no injuries
meal Hicks, Ridgecrest, Cal-
ifornia, employed at Glen-
dale.
ing. Another stolen car aban-
doned by subjects in Council
was recovered by Adams
County Sheriff's office and
the Council police.
11-6 -- A wreck south of
Alpine, a one car roll-over.
Cindy Henry, driver of the
car sustained injuries,
Adams County Ambulance
responded and delivered to
the hospital. She was treated
and released.
John M. age
30, Box 283, Cambridge,
Idaho. Inattentive driving -
accident. Fined $100.00 plus
costs.
ROBINSON, John M. age
30, Box 283, Cambridge,
Idaho. Failure to report acci-
dent. Fined $50.00 plus costs
RILEY, Ward Richard, age
21, Box 6, Council, Idaho.
Exhibition of speed. Fined
$25.00 with $10.00 suspen-
ded, plus costs.
Notes • From Grandma's Notebook
For cuts and scratches, rub with a sliced clove of garlic or
apply raw honey.
For headache, inhale the fumes of boiling vinegar.
BLEDSOE, Garnett Duston,
Age 18. Council, I d a h o.
Speeding in City, f i n e d
$10.00 plus costs.
SANFORD, Robert M., age
40, Box 248, Kamiah, Idaho.
Over width with no permit.
Fined $50.00 plus costs.
SUNDVICK, Gary Allen, age
20. Exceeded posted speed
limit, 72 miles in 55 zone.
Fined $19.00 plus costs.
POULSON, Terry Lee, age
19, Box 455, Council, Idaho.
Operate vehicle with expired
temporary registration.
Fined $5.00 plus costs. Ada
County mutual consent.
MINK, Karen Ann, age 22,
Box 411, Council, Idaho. Fail
to register annually. Fined
$5.00 plus costs, Payette
County, Mutual Consent.
Fish & Game - Magistrate
Court
JUST IN TIME
Dick Miller, 15, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Miller of
Council tried for the whole
season to get his deer. He
finally made it just one day
before the season ended.
The deer, a beauty, weighed
in at 210 pounds. It was shot
with a 30:06 rifle from a
distance of seven hundred
yards. The gun was equip-
ped with a 3 to 9 power
var/able scope and the bullet
used was one which had
been hand loaded.
SHELBY, Omer J., Jr. age
21, 192 E. Park, Weiser,
Idaho. Failure to properly
validate deer tag. Fined
$75.00, 2 days jail with
$25.00 and 2 days jail sus-
pended, court costs.
BAKER, Gordon L., age 39,
5415 Cruzen, Boise, Idaho.
Failure to validate and attach
own deer tag. Fined $75.00
plus 1 day jail, costs, with
$25.00 and 1 day jail suspen-
ded. Hunting and Fishing
license susoended one year.
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....................... .......... November 14,-L977 ......
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November l I, Veterans Day, is a time when Veterans are
remembered and also one which causes Veterans to
remember. Even though many of the Veterans [including
the writer] may not fit too well into the old, faded uniforms
we still remember the G.I. shoes, fatigues, S.O.S. and just
plain weariness.
All veteraus should be honored on this day and they are.
-- However we are taking this opportunity to salute them
all by singling out one Council Resident who has all the
attributes of the type of veteran we are most proud of.
Richard L. Ganion, Council, was medically retired at the
presedio in San Francisco after being hospitalized, with
battle injuries,for some time.
He came to Council ia August of 1976 and is now
employed by Boise Cascade Corporation in the logging
division.
Mr. Gallion is married and father of two children. We are
proud to rep uee here with a copy of the citation Mr.
Gallion received in September of 1968.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
HEADQUARTERS, AMERICAL DIVISION
GENERAL ORDERS
NUMBER 7305
19 September 1968
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AWARD OF THE SILVER STAR
TC 320. The following AWARD is amlounced.
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GALUON, RIC qD L US56696284 [SSN 560.74-0725],
SPECIALIST FOUR E4, Comlmuy B, lat Battalion, 6th
1g0th Infantry Brigade APO 96256
Awerdecl: itver , tCar
Date action 8 May 1968
Theatre: Republic of Vietnam
Reason: For gallantry in action against au armed hostile
force in the Republic of Vietnam. Specialist Four
Gallion distingul=hed himself by in pid on
8 May 1968, while serving as an automatic weapons
man in the third platoon of Company B, lat adlon,
6th Infantry. On that day, Company B was on a combat
sweep near the village of Bong Mieu [1], 8 miles south
west of Tam Ky, when it came uader heavy
weapons and small arms fire from a platoon size North
Vietnamese force that was entrenched in basket posi-
tions. Speclal Gallion immediately asasultod the
nearest of the bunkers with several hand groaad ,
silendng the position. As Speelaibt Gallon
the first poa , he received sutoms © fire
from a second bunker position, He then assaulted this
bunker position with hand grenades aml eliminated it
from further action. As a result of theoe actions,
Specialist Gallion single.handedly accounted for siz
North Vietnamese killed, and the of a .M
caliber maehine-gnm, 400 rounds of machine gun
ammunition, and 2 enemy ammult rifles,
Four Gallion's extraordinary hemima and devetleo to
duty are in keeping with the highest tradltimm of the
military service and reflect great credit UlmU ldmm ,
the American Division, and the United States Army,
Authority: By direction of the President under the
ions of the Act of Con , approved 9 July 1918.
FOR THE COMMANDER:
LOUIS B.
Colonel, Armor
Acting Chief of Staff
RICHARD L GALLION ORDER OF SILVER STAR
NOTICE
Jr. Girl Scouting Club
starting.
Meetings - 3:30-4:30 every
Tuesday at my home. Tele-
phone: 253-4405.
Also anyone interested in
assistant leader position.
Ages 9-10-11.
Cindy Ludwig
JOHN K. SAMMET
ILT, AGC
AG
NOTICE CHUCKLE OF THE WEEK
A dance will be held at the It seems a cute doll was
Upper Dale School, Saturday standing in front of a motion
evening, November 12. picture studio, when a mid-
Donations will be taken todie-aged wolf walked up to
benefit the Lions Sight and her, smiled, and said. "Say,
Hearing Foundation. Music you're a doll! Where have
will be provided by the you been all mylife?" The
"Over The Hill Gang." girl looked him up and down
Those attending are asked to and said dryly, "Well, fer
bring sandwiches or coke. the first half of R, I wasn't
even born, ' '
Admissions
Raymond Clausen, New
Meadows
Viola Cornw ,
Eugene Zumwalt, Indian
Valley
Ruth Schwilling, Council
Raye Arm Coon,
Cindy Henry,
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