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THE COUNCIL RECORD - PAGE 6- Wednesday, November 30, 1977
Elsie Marti
Mrs. Mary Ramseyer,
Filer, Worthy Grand Matron
of the State of Idaho, Order
of the Eastern Star paid her
official visitsation to Cam-
bridge Chapter No. 56, OES
Wednesday. Other Grand
Officers attending included
the Worthy Grand Patron,
Sidney Cassee, Bunker Hill
Chapter, No. 28; Joyce
Casper, Grand Associate
Matron, Boise No. 8; Har-
riett Dixon, Associate Grand
Conductress, Clover No. 33;
Louise Chaffve, Grand Chap-
lain, Bunker Hill No. 28;
Elizabeth Williamson, Grand
Representative, Cambridge
No. 56; and Past Grand
Officers, Past Grand Mat-
ron, Beula Chilcott, Bunker
Hill No. 28; Past Grand
patrons, Gait Anderson,
Cambridge No. 56, and
George Strange, Payette No.
20.
Cambridge No. 56, Gold
Star members Tish Buhl and
Elsie Marti, were among
those introduced.
Joana Wiggins, worthy
matron of Cambridge No. 56,
and Arthur Wilson received
Grand appointments during
the evening.
Mrs. Dix officiated during
the honoring of the Star
Point of Ada. Louise Clau-
sen, presently holding that
office, received the honor.
Work of the Order was
exemplified during the even-
ing.
A no host luncheon was
served at Williamsons at
noon and a school of instruc-
EXCLUSIVE
LISTINGS
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tion was held during the
afternoon.
The Worthy G r a n d
Matron's address and a brief
address by the Worthy
Grand Patron were the high
lights of the evening meet-
ing.
A salad bar luncheon was
served for refreshments
after the evening meeting.
Roger Combs, Sports
writer for Gun World Maga-
zine, accompanied local
men, Ray Van Order and Jim
Bumgarner {rated among the
best fishermen of this area),
along with Earl Armacost,
Ken Uhrig and Harold
Gibson and Jim Bum-
garner's hunting dog, left
with Jerry Hughs, Cort
Conley and Kathy Jones on a
float trip on the Lower Main
mon, Wednesday morn-
ing.
The party entered the
water at Rice Creek and
floated down past Cougar,
Snohole and Blue Canyons,
to the confluence of the
Snake and Grand Ronde
Rivers.
Judging from a report
given, they must have had a
grand time. The report went
like this: They took along the
fishermen's best lure, for
steelhead fishing, and the
dog to retrieve the birds. All
would have gone well had
there been more co-opera-
tion from the game popula-
tion. No amount of persua-
sion on the part of the expert
fishermen brought results
from the steel heads. They
did manage to get a few
trout. The dog didn't get
much exercise either. Since
the party was out several
nights, some grand perfor-
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mances from the "snore" families for the evening were of the family.
orchestra were enjoyed. Two
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17 ACRES on Weiser River frontage,
adjacent to Starkey Hot Springs, timbered,
on county road.
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of the party, Harold Gibson
and Ken Uhrig, are old
friends who hadn't seen each
other in quite some time.
They had a lot of visiting to
catch up on. In fact, the
report was, they kept some
of the party from sound sleep
by talking until 3:00 a.m.
The party arrived at the
end of their float trip to
return to Cambridge, Sun-
day evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Wiggins in their car,
and Carol Hensley Hughs
with the carry-all, met the
floaters and brought them
back to Cambridge.
The
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kerner
Weiser, the Chet Joneses,
Morris Bickleys, Grant
Williamsons, and the Roy
and Leo Braun families.
Margaret Pearson arrived
home Friday from a six-week
vacation spent with her
daughter, Nellie Pearson,
and other members of the
family in Portland and sur-
rounding area, and her son's
family, Dr. and Mrs. John
Pearson and daughters, in
Ellensburg, Wash. The John
Pearsons brought her home.
They returned to Ellensburg,
Saturday.
The annual community
Thanksgiving program was
held in the school gymna-
sium Thursday evening. A
capacity crowd attended.
Area pastors, Ferrel Crosley,
Rev. Knopf, Ira Broadway,
Don Strunk and Isaac 'lard
spoke, as did Shellie H ner,
presently Miss Wash 4ton
County.
A musical portion 4 the
program was given Cam-
bridge school choru and
band groups. Directors were
Lynn Heiner and Gerald Van
Order. Solos were by Peggy
Potter, JoAnn Struck and
Leo Braun. Grace Wood was
at the piano.
Cookies and punch were
served after the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sale are
the parents of a son, Kevin
Wayne, born at the Ontario
hospital Nov. 19.
Jerry Hughes and Cort
Conley sponsored another
float trip on the Lower Main
Salmon last week. The man,
with Roger Combs, Sports
writer for Gun World Maga-
zine, and local men, Ken
Uhrig, Earl Armacost,
Harold Gibson, Ray Van
Order and Jim Bumgarner,
made the trip. Kathy Jones
was the only woman in the
group.
The party entered the
water at Rice Creek and in
their trip they passed
Cougar, Snohole and Blue
Canyons, to the confluence
of the Snake and Grand
Ronde Rivers. They left
Wednesday to return to
Cambridge again Sunday
evening. Mr. and M r s.
Kermit Wiggins took their
car and Carol Hensley
Hughs drove the carry-all, to
meet the floaters and bring
them and their gear back to
Cambridge.
Birthday anniversaries for
Heidi Braun and her uncle,
Herman Braun, were cele-
brated Saturday evening
with lasagna, salad and
birthday cake supper in the
home of Heidrs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Braun.
Mrs. Herman Braun was
also a hostess.
Mrs. Margaret Peterson
accompanied her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hannan,
Weiser, to Oregon for a
ten-day vacation. They stop-
ped with another sister,
Dorothy McGraw, her son
and family, in Beaverton.
Mrs. McGraw accompanied
the Idaho folk to Silverton
where they visited the Van
Guests joining the two Hannans and other members
HOMES & ACREAGES
Van
Hannans then joined the
family in going on to Rose-
burg to the Connie Hannans.
While they were there they
helped Connie Herman cele-
brate his 74th birthday
anniversary.
After an overnight stay
with the Kenneth Hannans
in Weiser, they brought
Mrs. Peterson home Tues-
day.
Nearly forty were present
for the Senior Citizen's din-
ner Wednesday. The after
dinner program included
violin solos by Martin Huey
and vocal solos by Nola
Huey. Mrs. Isaac Ward
played their piano accom-
paniments.
Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Mink
attended Mrs. Ramey
Childers' funeral services in
Council on Tuesday.
Harry Crews, hospitalized
in Council's hospital, was
released Sunday to return
home. Millard Beigh drove
to Council to bring Mr.
Crews home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Schwenkfelder and children,
Mr. and Mrs. R o y c e
Schwenkfelder, all of Boise
spent the weekend with the
men's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Schwenkfelder. A
family dinner S u n d a y
honored Royce for his birth-
day anniversary.
Mrs. Wesley Jones, Grace
Hall, Grace Hylton, Mrs
Tony T h o m a s o n and
Katherine Jaeger went to
Homedale Tuesday to attend
a Senior Citizen's dinner
there. Mrs. Mike Fox drove
the bus for the trip. "1"
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. Landscaped and big 26 X 24 attached garage.
V.A. approved" $53i800.00. " "
Approximately 3 acres with newer 3 bedroom 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%, All or any part, minimum 10 acres
Look at this one for $800. per acre. Located NE Council
ust off Highway 95. Will discount for cash on 80 acre
!package.
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RICK RITTER, Salesman Eves.253-6012
304 Illinois Ave Council, Idaho
10 ACRES, 1 mile north of Weiser
2 wells, septic tank and electricity,
home,
2 BEDROOM HOME in country. Has good
DREAM home. Only $28,000.
is a
GOOD summer rangeland, 1720 acres at only $75.00
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home. Is in tourist and hunting and fishing area.
EXCEPTIONAL 9 acres with river frontage.
ACRES with nice older home at Midvale.
Stop and see what we have to offer.
BOISE CASCADE HOMES
Many styles to choose from
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Associate Broker
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Box 152, Cambridge, Idaho 83610
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Darrel Morris- ASSOC. Broker
Bill Cries
Phone 253-4264
Box 7
Council, Idaho 83612
McCall, Idaho
McCALL OFFtCE
Don Fuller- Assoc. Broker
Pete Baucom
Shari Katzenburger
Donna Campbell
Lamer Lankford
Phone 634-2241
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
type butcher and meat cutting business in
Council. 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 barn. Land is nearly all cultivated and
seeded to alfalfa and grass. Total price
$3