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THE COUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 6- Wednesday. Nnvember 16. 1977
in nl m i
Elsie Marti
Students from the first,
second and third grades of
the Cambridge elementary
school were among the
youngsters to spend part of
Friday forenoon at the Cam-
bridge Community Library
where a puppet show was
presented by Myrna Hecht
of Boise.
After the puppet show
Miss Hecht gave the child-
ren instructions on the use of
the library and its materials.
Mrs. Tish Buhl a n d
daughter, Mrs. H e n r y
Hansen, and the Art New-
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been used for some years,
has been torn down. Nothing
but a pile of brick marks its
once useful site.
A cooked food and fancy
work sale was enjoyed, just
between the members who
attended the Valley View
club meeting Thursday after-
noon. The meeting was held
in Mrs. Elsie Dickerson's
home. Roll call was res-
ponded to by giving the
recipes of the food brought
to the sale. The sale was held
to replenish the club's treas-
ury. One point of business
that afternoon was to vote to
give $5.00 to the community
Christmas treats fund.
A Psi Chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma, interna-
mans, Fruitland, went to tional Teacher's Organiza-
John Day, Ore., Friday to tion meeting was held Satur-
attend funeral services for a day, Nov. 5, at Kay's Drive
cousin, Gladys M a b e l Inn. Twelve members were
{Sheerer) Moffitt. T h e present, and three guest,
deceased was born in Salu- Mrs. Mary T h u r s t o n,
bria Valley, March 22, 1899, McCall, Mrs. Rita Sussex,
and passed away at Drusy, Council, and Mrs. Francine
Ore., Nov. 2, 1977. Ogden's baby daughter, also
III III~ i |=,
Cambridge No. 56, OES.
Taking part in the ceremony
were the worthy matron, Ila
Wilson, and conductresses,
Ann Braun and M u r e l
Joiner. Mrs. Wilson received
cards and gifts from the
members.
November 16 is the date of
the official visitation of the
Worthy Grand Matron. A
no-host dinner will be served
for those wishing to attend,
at Kay's Drive Inn at noon
and refreshments will be
served after the evening
meeting. A school of instruc-
tion will be held during the
afternoon.
Velda Fairchild reported
on the activities of Job's
Daughters of Bethel No. 28,
and meetings held recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Baker, who leased their
ranch here to go to Fair-
banks, Alaska, a few years
ago, have been in Idaho
visiting daughters and their
families, and in Cambridge
they called on old friends.
ILII|~ -- -
Mr.- and Mrs. - Myron
Loomis, Donnelly, brought a
truckload of cattle down from
summer pasture for the
George Fords on Rush creek,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Irene Myers, Boise
and her four daughters, Mrs.
Mildred Ashley and her
young daughter, M r s.
Darlene Schwitzer, M r s.
Glendora Ball, Boise, and
Louise Cunningharn, Port-
land, visited Saturday with
Mrs. Myer's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ingebretsen.
Five generations of the
Clure family were together
for Sunday and while every-
one was there they had five
generations pictures taken.
The five generations were
Mrs. Hazel Clure, pioneer
resident of Salubria Valley,
her son, Ray Clure, his
daughter, Laura Brendt,
Mrs. Brendt's son, Ron
Horn, and Ron's son, two-
weeks old Jeremy. T h e
family gathered in the Ray
-Tuesday of last week. A
former resident of the Cam-
bridge area, she and a twin
brother, Ben Smith, were
children of pioneer Salubria
parents, Marion and Mary
Smith.
Two daughters, Vera and
Evelyn, and several grand-
children survive.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Jones returned Thursday
evening from Stratton, Neb.,
where they spent two weeks
vacationing with relatives,
including Mrs. Jones' four
sisters and a brother. They
made the trip by bus.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker
and Mrs. Elizabeth Killian,
all of Portland were weekend
guests of Mrs. Edna How-
land. The three women are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Marti
arrived home Monday even-
ing after a weekend visit
with her sister's family, the
Albert Niemans, of Culdesac.
NOTICE
ofCouncil. Rev. Mike Williams, who Clure home Sunday for the
Mrs. Norma H o m e r, will be the new minister to day. The Brendts and the Hey, Kids!!
Gooding, is presently a Mrs. Sussex presented the replace Rev. Thomas Brown, Horns live in Nampa. It s the Bippity, Boppity
houseguest of a brother and program of Achievements of who was transferred to Bunch ,
a sister-in-law, the Orval the Needs Assement of theDarby, Mont., filled the The Jerry Kincaid, Jr. This next week s film _for
Larsens. Council schools. She is a pulpit in the Cambridge family has moved to their the church is called "Who s
member of the Needs Asses-Baptist church Sunday fore- recently purchased home,' Cheating . In this film
Mrs. Joe Murphey spent sment Committee and also a noon. the former Bill and VivianTimothy lets Maxine copy
all of hst week visiting member of the Council Boyles house in Cambridge.his homework because he
relatives in Boise, including school board, Regina Ainslie Mr. and Mrs. Arthur doesn t want her to fail arlth-
her daughterll: family, Mr. presented the Spotlight Wilson, daughters, Mrs. Saturday was cattle mov- metic, but they both discover
and Mrs. Ly_e Banks and Focus for the day. The next Keith Ford and Mrs. Morris ing day for the Earl Arma-how cheating can hurt
daughters. The D w i g h t meeting will be held in McCoy, and a grandson of costs. Assisting in the mov- friends and families too.
Murpheys of Council spent Council, February4, 1978. the Wilsons who is making ing of the cattle from Rush Aft- - n my
the weekend in Boise and his home with the McCoys to Creek pastures to the Arma-
they brought Mrs. Murphey
home Sunday.
The one time Cambridge
barber shop, which has not
A ceremony honoring the
office of the Eastern Star
musician, was observed dur-
ing the Wednesday evening
session held by members of
EXCLUSIVE
LISTINGS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BUT
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
HWY• 55
25 Hour phone 634-2001
That's because we don't take our lunch hour
IN WARREN, home on 2 lots and out-
buildings. Reduced to $14,800.
NORTH H~)RNET CREEK 43Acre Ranch,
some good bottom land. 01d house and
bern. 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
father'tayed with the usual
attend school in Cambridge,
drove to Quincy, Wash., to
attend the wedding of
another of the Wilson's
daughters, Mrs. Jean Pfost,
and Don Lindberg. The wed-
cling took place October 29,
t: jithe Lutheran Church in
,ncy.
Enroute to Quincy the
Cambridge folk were on
hand for the ribbon cutting
ceremony opening of the
new Lewiston hill highway.
HOMES &
cost home ranch in Selubria,
were their daughters, Mrs.
Betty Shelley, Deana, Terri
and Donna Seidler. Mrs.
Shelley helped Mrs. Arma-
cost and Patricia with taking
lunch out to the drovers
before she took to the saddle
for the drive.
Word was received here
that Beulah Smith Hoelzle,
St. Maries, had passed away
in a Spokane, Wash. hospital
I
ACREAGES
feedin~ anddrainage tubes
strapped on him. A cleaning
lady who had come in to
clean, Was muttering that
she couldn't find any outlet
for the vacuum cleaner.
"Plug it into ME" my father
said weakly, "everything
else is."
ALL ELECTRIC one-year-old 3 bedroom home. On
approximately 2½ acres, raised entry, fireplace and the
best view in the valley overlooking the Council Golf
Course. dscap d big 26 X 24 at ached garage.
V.A. approved $53,500.00.
Approximately 3 acres with newer 3 bedro&m home with
attached garage. Excellent location and soil. 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 Franklin stove Aux.
Full Price $33,500.
2-ADJOINING 80's, All or any part, minimum 10 acres
Look at this one for $800. per acre. Located NE Council
I just off Highway 95. Will discount for cash on 80 acre
package.
HOME APPLIANCES - DOMESTIC REFRIGERATION
HEATING SYSTEMS
POWER HAND TOOLS
PHONE 253-4248
| ". L-J ........ i L ............. ! ........
LEO
SERVING
(;:OUNCIL CAMBHIUGE 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
.... MID V.A LK IDAHO .,,
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Listings needed -- (:all 253.6946
Authorized Deadw Im
( )Boise Cascade Homes
M.S. R I TT E R Broker 253-6946
RICK RITTER, Salesman Eves.253-6012
304 Illinois Ave Council, Idaho
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ESTATB
10 ACRES, 1 mile north of Weiser with ~home,
2 wells, septic tank and electrictty, Only $ !
2 BEDROOM HOME in country. Has good" and is a
DREAM home. Only $28,000. t .
GOOD summer rangeland, 1720 acres at only $75;00
per acre.
FAMILY BUSINESS, located on busy north-south state
highway. Attractive Motel, service station plus lovely
home. Is in tourist and hunting and fishing area.
EXCEPTIONAL 9 acres with river frontage.
20 ACRES with nice older home at Midvale.
Stop and see what we have to offer.
BOISE CASCADE HOMES
Many styles to choose from
Ada J. Hanson, G.R.I., REALTOR
Associate Broker
WHITING REAL ESTATE
Box 152, Cambridge, Idaho 83610
Business Phone 208-257-3833 - Home 208 257-3937
AAUW STUDIES
NUTRITION
On Tuesday, Nov. 8th,
the AAUW met at Barbara
Spurgeon's home in Cam-
bridge. Joan Quick reported
on the meeting she and
Barbara Spurgeon attended
in Boise on October 29th
concerning the I d a h o
Humanities Survey Group.
The AAUW group voted to
participate in this human-
ities survey of the Cam-
bridge-Council-Midvale area
Sandi Barton and Kate Noah
then served refreshments.
Mary Sterner presented a
live show entitled "Will It Be
Good and Good For You?"
Then she gave us a lot of
information about such nut-
ritional problems as food
additives and pesticide resi-
dues.
Talk is cheap because the
supply is greater than the
demand.
(Council Congregational Church)
Good Clothing - Shoes - Misc.
- Hours -
Moll. & Fri. -- 10 to 12 noon
- 1:00 to 4:30
iml ii
O0 O O0 O0 O OO0 O0
BEFORE WINTER?
,xterior$
Everything you need for a car
-- Tools &Equipment
Central Idaho's Newest, most up-to-dOte
Auto Supply Store
Complete Display of Automotive Accessories
Prompt, Friendly Service
Downtown
McCall, Idaho
Ph. 634-7145
COUNCIL OFFICE
Feral Muller- Broker
Oarrel Morris - Assoc. Broker
Bill Criss
Phone 253-4264
Box 7
Council, idaho 83612
McCALL OFFICE
Don Fuller- Assoc. Broker
Pete Baucom
Shari Katzenburger
Donna Campbell
Lamer Lankford
Phone 834-2241
Box 400
McCall, idaho
HOMES & ACREAGE WITH HOMES
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.
32 ACRES - 7 miles North of Council,
borders Highway 95. Covered with Pine trees
$1,000.00 per acre 20% discount for cash.
160 ACRES - timberland, borders National
Forest on 3 sides - Approximately 25 miles
North West of Council on edge of Wild
Horse Canyon. $80,000.00 with terms.
LARGE UNUSUAL home under construc-
tion on Hornet Creek Road with approx.
30 acres. A good value at $50,000.00
Approximately 37 ACRES with irrigated
meadows, Aspen and apple trees, Hornet
Creek flows through the property. About
12 miles North West of Council. $60,000.00
with terms available.
SMALL BUSINESS, nicely located. Family
Wpo' :but~r and meat cutting business in
Coun~t. Shop building only 3 years old.
Complete line of equipment including kill-
truck. $28,500. Terms.
Approx. 35 acres North edge of Council
Valley. Has a beautiful view, well, power and
a bern. Land is nearly all cultivated and
seeded to alfalfa and grass. Total price
$39,500,00 Terms available.
10 ACRES, nice homesite, well & septic
system, electricity in, storage shed, county
road frontage. $18,500.
ON HORNET CREEK, Approx. 1.8 acres.
Beautiful aspen trees and county road
frontage. $4,500.00 Cash price.
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. Check for details on
this one.
BEAUTIFUL Recreation lot in peaceful
Pines subdivision• $4,500.00. Terms.
McCALL OFFICE
NEWER log home in McCall, has 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, electric heat, fireplace, nice
yard. Close to school. $38,600. Terms.
160 ACRES remote timber land bordering
National Forest on 3 sides. $80,000. Terms.
10 ACRES, well, nice view, Mesa $12,000
terms available
LAND PARCELS
Approx. 2 acres building site with beautiful
view. Located on the edge of Mesa Hill•
Total price $1,996.00.
5 ACRES with timber, farm land and
beautiful view. On access road' 2 miles from
county road. Next to State Forest land.
$6,500. or terms ....
JUST IN] - 3 adjoining parcels of 1.23 acres
each. 1 parcel with new 3 bedroom 2 beth
log cabin, priced at $42,000.00. Parcel No.
2 has a well and is priced at $10,000.00.
Parcel No. 3 priced at $6,000.00. Located~
about 2 miles south of McCall.
Approx. 5 ACRES near McCall, has well and
underqround power. Partially wooded,
823,~l~.00wJth terms.
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