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No. 4 I
IME 1- ISSUE 24 - THE COUNCIL RECORD - Wednesday, December 7, 1977
PAGE 1 -
At a meeting of Council
Chamber of Commerce held
at the Lumberjack Restau-
rant Dec 5 it was reported
that the fund to install the
translator for T.V. Channel
6 is still $305.00 short of
what is needed to complete
the project.
It was decided that a
further appeal should be
made for contributions to
make a further contribu-
tion although they had
already done so.
The consensus of opinion
was that if Council Valley
residents realized that the
goal was so nearly within
reach they would make a
contribution to enable the
completion of the project.
Those wishing to make
the fund and several of their contribution may do
those attending stated that
they would be willing to
so at Idaho First Bank or
at The Record of c e.
warns
The Sheriff's Office con-
tinues to receive complaints
from local residents regard-
ing hunters using spotlights
presumably for predatory
animals and trespassing on
private lands. Currently an
investigation is underway in
which a valuable ranch cat
was killed in the driveway of
the owners' home on Hornet
Creek. The shot was fired
from the County road toward
the residence on the pro-
perty and the remair, s of the
cat were carried away by the
spotlighters.
Idaho Code 36-1508 (a)
forbids shooting from any
Public road. Idaho Code
36-1602 makes it illegal to
hunt on inclosed lands of
another without permission.
Local ranchers are con-
cerned about hunters shoot-
ing into their fields where
their cattle are on feed
yards, and in the incident on
Hornet Creek, cattle in an
adjoining field were stam-
peded. When hunting pre-
dators with spotlights, it
would be safer and appre-
ciated by livestock owners
for the spotlighters to hunt in
areas away from residences
and livestock on f e e d
yards.
DOES ANYONE REMEMBER? - Pictured above is the first Court House of Adams County together with county officials who were serving the
county in 1911. The officials were, (left to right) Girt McCall, Surveyor; H.H. Cossitt, Coroner; Judge Gregg, Probate Judge; L.L. Burtenshaw,
Prosecuting Attorney; C.W. Holmes, Clerk; Miss Hess, Treasurer; J.D. Neal, Supt. of Schools; William F. Winkler, Sheriff; and County Commissioners
Mackie, Mitchell and Lindsay. This picture, together with many others, also appears in the book " COUNCI L VALLEY, Here They Labored", which
is being sold by the Council Worthwhile Ciel The books may be purchased from Mrs, Orley Hart, Mrs. Earl Meyer orat. Catalogue Sty.
postage should
Court
Yesterdays'
Senator Frank Church
welcomed a State Depart-
ment decision to deny its
postage-flee franking privi-
lege to the National Commis-
sion on the Observance of
International Women's Year
because of a mailing, done
under a State Department
frank and return address,
which accuses the LDS
Church of "subverting" the
law and which equates the
STATE vs JOHN LOGUE,
State Department return Preliminary hearing held on
address. Atwood noted that felony charge of aggravated
the Department h a d battery and probable cause
extended "administrative
services" to the Commission
when it was first created by
Presidential Executive
Order, and that the use of
the Department's frank had
continued to be used even
after Congress passed legis-
lation superceding the Prei-
dential Order. The legisla-
found that crime committed,
State reduced to misde-
meanor, simple battery and
Defense attorney entered
plea of guilty. One misde-
meanor count dismissed by
State and Defense attorney
EICH, Gregory P., age 28,
Stanley, Idaho. Failure to
renew registration, fined
$5.00 plus costs.
BORTER, Robert D., age 23,
515 E. 2nd St., Tuscon,
Arizona. Speeding 65 in 50
mph zone, fined $15.00 plus
costs.
entered plea of guilty to HOLDEN, Kerry Thomas,
charge of disturbing the age 15, Box 73, Indian
peace. Pre-sentence investi- Valley, Idaho. Violate
Each week we will try to
print a photograph of one
of the residents of each of
the communities that the
Record reaches.
Now one could ask "just
what is so different about
that?" and the answer
would be that the photo-
graph is one taken when
that person shown was an
infant or very young.
Church with the Ku Klux tion gave the Commission its gation ordered by the Court. restricted operator's license The Record is anxious
Klan. ,, own postage authority., {Daylight only)by driving at to receive baby pictures of
"T h e Department, Atwood said that ' ...the night. Fined $5.00 plus costs residents of the communi-
" n
Church said, has take Department has taken stepsSTATE vs GARY FRANK . ,
steps to see that its frank will to insure that any ambigui- CUTLER, Court trial heldDtstrlct Court ties. If you have a picture to
submit please send or bring
no longer be used for suchties are removed. The Corn- and defendant found guilty it to the Record, 211
mailings by revoking the mission has been requestedof speeding 50 mph in 25Divorce Filed: 12-1-77 May, Illinois Ave., Box 67,
Commission's use of its to revise its letterhead so mph zone sentenced $35.00 Dan C. vs May, Nichole J. Council, Idaho 83612. We
frank and return address. I that their 'Office of Public plus costs, will copy it and return it
welcome these steps in theInformation' will not be con- Divorce Granted: 12-2-77 to you post haste.
aftermath of a mailing which fused width the DepartmentTRAFFIC (guilty plea) McClure, Janice E. from
cas ,s a s p e r s i o n s on a of State s/Office of Public McClure, Roger A.
respected religious institu- Affairs. It (the Commission) DIXON, Allen J., age 24, Prosecutor
tion." has also been requested toBox 98, New Meadows. Fail- Marriage License
Senator Church wrote to obtain a Post Office Box for ure to transfer registration, 12-2-77 Collins, Archie B.Repo
the Department to protest a mail purposes rather than fined $5.00 plus costs, and Quihuis, Georgia Rae. rts
press release identified as using the Department of " Above is anomer one ot Yesterday's Children who is our
umberlac, :s Many people seem con- neighbor today. Can you guess who this .,person is? Look
comi lg
Publi Information'fr°m the "OffiCeof the°f address.State and itsTheZiPcommissionCOde as an ak dcj}jrj) jV,]p Dill-jacks had eight players post-" curingfuSed as to what your Prose-Attorney s Office carefullYfind th through the News of Council and you will
State Department which has also been requested to : answer. • .
accused the Church of Jesus obtain its o,wn, mail endorse- v "Jb = ing points in the box score, does. The following synopsis
Christ of Latter-Day Saints -- ment stamp' -- a referenceAlthough New Meadows Scott Miller and Rich Laine of the month of November Hospital New Council Students
the Mormon Church -- withto the postage-free frank on showed some improvement lead the team rebounding may give the people a clearer
being engaged in attacks to government mail. over past years it was still with 12 and 15 respectfully, idea of what services areAdmissions complete course
......... As o .......... , .... ,
subvert the purposes of (the not enough to halt the "We did some things performed for the Tax Payer. Marion Coski, Cambridge f l 't't
. _. t owmg e]gh en stu
law) "and the goals of the Council basketeers Saturday quite well, but we really In November we prepared Maxme ¢ewara, roman he fog " " -,
vaney
National Commission on theLetter contest night as they jolted theneed polish in many, many 1 Search Warrant in a Fish ........ dents successfully completed
the Dnvers E d u c a t l o n
Observance of International Mountain Men 69-41 in theareas. I m happy to be at this and Game matter; filed 6 ltoxannamcgetLr ew • •
........ Course: Clay A/tken, Bret
Women's Year and which open to - season opener for both clubs, point in the season as I feel criminal cases; conducted 10Meadows
the LDS Church with Both teams got off to rocky we will climb each week in trials and obtained 6 con-renny urunns, t amDr]age Arm,en P.,m, .Tr.h,
s .,.irganizations as the Ku little Kids and experienced more our approach to the game. victions, 2 dismissals, and 2 Jess Cox, Cambridge
Kl . /Klan and the John than their share of turn-What ever the situation, we compromises on misde- EvelynCox, Ca nbrid.ge Crossley, Norm tn'Cuth'l , ."
Bircli Society. quarter the Lumberjacks got out a winner,' commented hearing; argued 4 Motions; *-- e sard, Earl Henderson, Cora
In a response to Church, The Record is offering aovers, but late in the second are always happy to come meanors; attended I tax Ray rmmrner, t ouncu Also listed are Lisa Gos-
Acting Assistant Secretary of prize for the best Letter to on track and raced to a 37-14 Coach Les Nash. appeared at 4 Sentencing tt# Huttman, Chris Lawrence,
State J. Brian Atwood said Santa' written by a little kid. half time lead. The next encounter for the Hearings; and participated early Dec. 6 MikeLindsay, DerekMoritz,
that "it is regrettable that Also money prizes will be The second half was all Lumberjacks will be this in a pre-trialconference. -I Troy Moritz, Grog Nelson
the letterhead used by the offered for the best letter on Council as they got their fast Saturday night against Sal- Additional non-criminal Ralph Bass, manager of and Carvn Nucidea
Commission may have led to "What Christmas Means to break going and added men River at Riggins. Game acts were performed as fol- Shavers IGA Foodliner Also "Mitsi hwartz and
the erroneous impression Me." thi,:ty-five additional points time is slated for 6: 0 & 8:00. lows: A Lecture for the store in Council announcedPatriciaTatom.
Salmon River is ex[Sected to Emergency Medical Train- today that the store wouldThe students were able to
that the views expressed
were attributable to the
Department of State."
Atwood said that the State
Department had no respon-
sibility for the mailing,
although he conceded the
Department's franking privi-
lege had been used to send it
across the nation under a
First prize will be $5.00,
second prize $3.00, third
$2.00. Big kids are from 4th
grade through high school,
little kids from 1st through
3rd grade.
Letters must be legible
and the letters become the
property of The Record.
to their first half production,
giving themthe easy victory, be a much improved team ing group was given. Con- close at 6:00 P.M. on Satur.
Sophomore, Tim DeHaas also this year. They havetracts were prepared for the day, December 10.
lead the scoring with. 17their big gun in the person of County. A License Agree- Mr. Bass explained that
points followed by Rich Willie Wingfield again this ment was prepared for the the reason for the early
Laine and Ron Wininger who year. It is hoped that a large County. An Order * for theclosing was for the pur-
each collected 14 apiece,following will be on hand to annexation of 1 a n d to
Lisle Pogue added nine support the Lumberjacks in Meadows Valley Fire District pose of holding the annual
markers and Scott Miller their second contest of the was prepared. Christmas Party for the
seven. Overall the Lumber- season, t employees.
drive under all types of
weather conditions such as
snow, ice, and rain covered
highways.
Once again we would like
to thank White Motor Com-
pany Inc., of Pavette. Idaho,
for the use of their Datsun
car.