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Councll
Claud tiara r~,t ,,m]y
returned from a fine trip, tie
drove to Boise, where he
boarded a plane and flew to
Seattle where he was met by
his son, Delbert Ham from
Borrow, Alaska. In Brimer-
ton, Washington they got a
pick-up and drove to Marys-
ville where they picked up a
22 foot travel trailer and
drove to Anchorage, where
Delbert has been transfer-
red.
Delbert works for the
Federal Aeronautics Admin-
istration as an electronic
tec~ ~Lcian.
h4Was very cold all the way
with a little snowstorm at
Anchorage there was 6 to 7
inches of snow.
They made the trip from
Marysville, Washington to
Anchorage in six days. The
roads were mostly clear,
they drove much of the time
in the dark because the sun
now comes up at nine in the
morning and sets at two
thirty in the afternoon in
much of Alaska - and the
days will get shorter yet.
The day Delbert left Bar-
row, Alaska, the sun never
made it up at all.
After leaving Anchorage,
Claud flew to Boise where he
stayed overnight with his
brother Frances Ham. He
saw the doctor the next day
for a physical check-up and
drove home Tuesday after-
noon.
The Council Christian
Academy's entire student
body will have a Christmas
program on Dec. 17th at the
Cambridge Bible Church and
on Dec. 23rd at the Council
Church. The time will be
7:30 both places. The public
is welcome to come and
there will be no charge.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. James
Finn will be visiting their
family Mr. and Mrs. Russel
and boys over the holidays.
viii(, for Christmas and
('hla,k is going to fly (h)wn
('hristmas Eve. to spen(l
Christmas with all the kids.
Mr. and Mrs, George Robin-
son will he staying at the
Loft's place in Starky while
the Lortz's are away.
The Lortz's have been
busy building a greenhouse
where the old lodge burned
down and will raise all their
vegetables plus dwarf fruit
trees.
Kathy and Dick Ledington
are coming from Moscow to
spend the Christmas holi-
days with their parents the
Dick Parkers.
Richie got a turkey for
buying tires from Lee
Schwab so he will donate it
to the Parker's Christmas
dinner.
Ella and Carlos Weed
entertained Jim and Laura
Camp for dinner, Friday,
December 9. Ella had hurt
her back but didn't let that
stop her.
The remodeling on the
Weed house is coming along
nicely.
Specialist fifth class
Kenneth Nathan Casper, son
of Reverend K e n n e t h
Casper, while on leave from
.Fort Ord, California spent
several days in Council with
the Caspers. He went from
Council to Colorado Springs
to spend Thanksgiving with
his other in-laws, Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Richardson and
their three sons.
Upon his return to
Council, the Caspers drove
him to the Boise airport on
Dec. 3rd where he boarded a
flight for Philadelphia. He
was scheduled to fly to
Germany from McGuire Air
Force Base in New Jersey.
He will be serving at Kitzen-
ger as the only legal clerk in
his battalion. The assign-
ment is for three years.
Evelyn Snyder, daughter The Women's Ministries
of Helen and Chuck Lortz Christmas Party will be held
flew in from Tehachapie, at the Highway Tabernacle
California to visit with her Assembly of God parsonage
parents• Helen will drive at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
back too with her to Bakers- December 13th. Gifts will be
25%
No Interest Until 3-1-78
Months on Balance
Weiser, Idaho
A group ol volunteers
were seen working in the
drenching rain Sunday put-
ting up the Christmas lights.
They worked from twelve to
five and the only time they
stopped working was when
they took a coffee break.
While they were sipping
coffee, the rain stopped and
it immediately resumed
when they started work!
The volunteers were Bev
Coleman, Pam Glenn, Vivian
Crawford, Rosie Kilborn,
Clayton Hatfield, Rusty Hat-
field, Rick Coleman, Ran
Carico and Ralph Bass. Ellis
Wallace drove the forklift
which was donated by Boise
Cascade Company and Eric
and Kyle Kilborn ran
errands.
At one point, Bev Coleman
and Pam Glenn went up on
the forklift and Pam got
shocked.
Even though the fights
were worked on and in place,
they still need more electri-
cal work done on them
before they will be twinkling
"Merry Christmas" to all
the big kids and little kids in
town. By the time this news-
paper is in your hands we
hope they are doing just that
Merry Christmas. A big
thank you is in order to the
volunteers and B o i s e
Cascade.
The Reverend and Mrs.
Leonard Bergstrom are
going to Port Natches, Texas
to visit their oldest daughter,
Lynette and family, and then
they will fly to Columbus,
Ohio to see another daugh-
ter, Lynda and her family.
They will also stop in Denver
to visit Renetta and Lynn and
meir mmmes. 'rney are Joo -
ing forward to visiting with
their children and seven
grandchildren.
Correction:
An item in the News of
Council in last week's edi-
tion having to do with the
unfortunate fall by Ray
Plummer at the country
club stated that the reason
for the fall was an inner ear
infection.We were mis-
informed. The cause of
his fall has not been deter-
mined.
Harold Balderson suffered
an injury to his eye while
logging. He was in his
skidding caterpillar at the
time when a object pierced
his eyeball. He is much
improved after a very painful
experience.
The hospital staff honored
Mrs. Otto Lakey with a pot-
luck dinner party for her
retirement. It was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mort
Curtis last Wednesday.
Dorothy will retire January
1, 1978. She has been a night
nurse at the Council Com-
munity hospital for many
years, having started in
1946. She was presented
with a lovely hand painted
clock.
The Council Valley Grange
had their potluck Christmas
party at their regular dinner
December 9th at the Grange
Hall. More than forty
attended and enjoyed a deli-
cious turkey dinner. April
Kampeter was in charge of
the program, which con-
sisted of cute Christmas
readings and poems followed
by the group singing
Christmas carols.
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The Council':Community
Congregational Church was
the scene for the marriage of
Sheryl Armitage, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Armitage of Council and
Rocky Shelton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Shelton
also of Council, Idaho.
The double ring ceremony
was performed by Reverend
Leonard Bergstrom at 7:00
P.M. Friday, November 11,
1977. Miss Judy Daniels,
soloist, sang "We've Only
Just Begun" and "T h e
Wedding Song". She was
accompanied by Milissa
Miller at the piano.
The bride given in mar-
riage by her father, chose a
gown of white satin with
chiffon over-lay fashioned
with high neck and long
sleeves with seed pearl trim.
Her finger tip veil fell from a
white satin pearl trimmed
bandeau. Her bouquet was
of blue tipped carnations
with baby's breath and nylon
net. Jaunita M e r r i t t,
Council attended as maid of
honor. She wore a blue floor
length gown of polyester
double knit and carried a
single long stemmed white
carnation tipped in blue.
Pete Friend of Fruitvale,
attended as best man.
Ushers were Dan Kamerdula
of Fruitvale. and Randy
Shelton, brother of the
groom.
For her daughter's wed-
ding, Mrs. Armitage chose a
floor length gown of green
polyester, with a white blue
tipped carnation corsage.
Mother of the groom, Mrs.
Shelton wore a long green
plaid skirt with matching
jacket and her corsage was a
white blue tipped carnation.
The reception was held at
LeShar Golf and Country
Club following the cere-
mony.
A three tiered wedding
cake baked and decorated by
the bride's mother centered
the refreshment table. Pre-
siding at the refreshment
table were Mrs. Frank
Thomas, of Weiser, twin
sister of the bride, who
served the wedding cake.
Rita Cutler, of Mountain
Home, sister of the groom
sister of the goom served the
coffee. Punch was served by
Mrs. Steve Steward, sister of
the groom and Margie
Renwick. Sandy Armitage,
sister of the bride was in
charge of the guest book.
The bride and groom
opened their own gifts
assisted by Cindy Armitage,
sister of the bride. Both
young people are graduates
of Council High School. The
groom was discharged from
the Seebee's in July of 1977.
After a short honeymoon trip
they are making their home
served the groom's cake in Council where he is
which was baked by Mrs. employed by Stout Logging•
Shelton. Mrs. Butch Ivey,t
YESTERDAYS' CHILD pictured on page one is one of
Councils' well known and loved people. She majored in
music in College and has sung for Warner Bros. studios
on their radio stations in Los Angeles as well as for Boise
stations and churches• She has, 4-times, been president
of the American Legion Auxiliary and in 1975-76 she
served as 9th district president She has been active as
hostess for Adams County Republican Headquarters in
4 different elections. She is none other than Gladys
Ni, of the smile and enthusiastic attitude.
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