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Idaho Free Press, Saturday, August First Nazarene Church Is Setting for Marriage Rites LEGAL NOTICE (Welker Photo) MR. AND MRS. RICK J. HAMLIN (Nee Alice Mae Bateman) MR. AND MRS.

ROY DOAN (Nee Pauline Evans) First Church of the Nameae was the selling for the recent marriage of Alice Mae Bateman of Nampa and Rick J. Hamlln of Kuna. Beauty baskets of yellow mums and white carnations formed the background for the candlelight ceremony performed by the Rev. Wilford McKay of College Church of the Nazarene. The Rev.

and Mrs. William Bateman are parents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Hamlln are (be bridegroom's parents.

Soloists for the wedding were Nancy MarkusandSammleReed. They were accompanied by the Rev. Irving Laird, organist. Given In marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a floor length gown of white satin fashioned with long sleeves ending in points-over the wrist. The gown featured lace appli- ques at the neckline and on the skirl.

Her waist length veil of bridal net was secured with a pearl crown. She carried a bridal bouquet of gardenias and lily of the valley. Maid of honor for the bride was Pat Patterson and bridesmaid was LaVella Bateman. They wore yellow brocade street length dresses and carried red roses. Karen Jones was flower girl dressed in a yellow brocade frock.

Candlellghlerswere Twyla Bateman and Niel Yong. Lad Bateman was best man and the usher was Steve Young. Mark Young was ring bearer. Mrs. Bateman selected a turquoise crepe dress and red rose corsage for the nuptials.

Mrs. Hamlln chose a coral crepe dress and a corsage of green roses for her son's wedding. Auxiliary Agencies Transportation Other A i i a Reticles Fixed Charges TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY Building! and Grounds Equipment TOTAL General Funds Used for Capital Outlay School Plant a i i i Fund Used for a i a OutUy DEBT SERVICE Bonds Redeemed Interest Paid on Bonds Other Expense of Bond Redeoptlon TOTAL SPECIAL FUNDS REFUNDS TRANSFER TO FED. FDS. P.

L. 89-10 SPECIAL ACCOUNT TOTAL EXPENDITURES ALL FUNDS 60,245.03 17,940.83 12,097.89 8 1 3 3 8 5 6 3 0 0 5 8 2 1 (S 6 5 1 9 1 7 0 6 6 2 0 5 0 7 5137,000.00 16,190.00 165.60 24,272.69 1 2 4 5 9 3 7 5 5 2 1 7 I 5 8 9 2 1 8 2 6 1 1 1 3 9 6 7 7 1 5 3 3 5 5 6 0 2 4 2 7 2 6 9 124.59 3 7 5 5 2 1 $1,915,920.03 BALANCES CARRIED FORWARD TO NEXT YEAS AS OF JUNE 30, 1967 (Welker Photo) ENSIGN AND MRS. CLETIS GREGORY JR. (Former Bonnie Kaye Howell) Bonnie Rowell Weds Ens. Cletis Gregory Jr.

FUND BOKD INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND SCHOOL PLANT FACILITIES FUND 3 9 0 5 8 1 7 5 1 4 4 1 3 0 110,539.34 5 201,038.81 DETAILED ACCGWT OF EXPENDITURES Beauty baskets of pink glad- crepe and bonded lace gowns fea- iollaadcandelabraandivyform- turlng empire-styling and bell ed the setting for the Aug. 4 sleeves. They carried bouquets wedding of Bonnie Kaye Rowell of pink gladioli, baby breath and of Nam-pa and Ensign Cletis button mums. Gregory of Corpus Christ), John George Gregory, brother Texas. of the bridegroom, was best man.

Parents of the bridal couple Ushers were Dennis Ellis, Loren are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ellis and Lee Norland. Rowell of Nampa and Mr.

and For the nuptials Mrs. Rowell American school Board journal Mrs. Cletis Gregory Sr. of selected a two piece green suit Anerlcan Window Products A reception followed the wed- Drumright, Okla. with while accessories and a ding.

AssistingwereMrs.Orval The Rev. A.E. Woodcock per- corsage of pink gladioli. formed the single ring riles in A reception in FellowshipHall Nampa First Church of the followed the ceremony. Assist- Nazarene.

Soloist Floyd Kin- ing with the hospitalities were Schmidt, Miss Ruth Sleinhaus, Miss Patty Thompson, Miss Fairy Good, Mrs. Lewie Coy and Mrs. Betty Campbell. The bride is a sophomore at Northwest Nazarene Collegeand Woodcock recited poetry for the vin Rowell, Mrs. Irving Laird, nuptials.

Mrs. Elda Sloan and Mrs. Rus- Given In marriage by her sell Knapp. Pam and Marlene zler was accompanied by Mrs. Mrs.

A.B. Ellis, Sharon Clark, Doug Cleveland and Marldel Mrs. Ralph Little, Mrs. Cal- ls employed by Denny's Line- A-Diner. Her husband, a Kuna Abbott's Auto Supply Inc Truck Repairs Acne Saw Shop Sharpening Saws Albertson's Food Center Groceries for Honeoaklng Alesco Library Books American Autoaobilc Association Materials for Driver Training American Education Publications Magazine Subscriptions American Guidance Service, Inc Guidance Materials Aoerlcana Corporation Library Material Aaerican Library Association Library Material Aaerican Oil Coapany Supplies Aaerican Paper and Supply Coapany Supplies Aaerican Publishers Corporation Library Books Subscriptions Blinds, Drapes and Repairs G.

W. F. Andrlst Repairing Pianos Aquarium House Science Supplies Artist Jr Magazine Subscriptions Ass'n. for Super. Curriculum Development Membership Asqueta's Fuller Paint and Glass Company Checks, Paint, Glass Audio-Visual Center Library Materials Richardson Axtell Mileage Harold Bailey Miscellaneous Renode ling The Baker and Taylor Company Books Btnd Aydes High School graduate, is under- father, the bride selectedafloor Yekel assisted at the gift table going basic training for the Nat- length, empire-styled gown of and Marqulla Ellis and El Donna Barren's Education service corporation lonal Guard at Ft.

Ord, Calif, crepe and re-embroidered lace Snyder registered guests. Becker's Hardware For their wedding trip to fashioned with long sleeves end- The bride is a graduate of Bell's Horn shop Boise, the bride changed to a ing in points over the wrists and Nampa High School and attended Binghan Archery Coapany sleeveless, empire-styled dress a chapel length train oflacebor- Northwest Nazarene College. He Blake Moffitt and Town Music B. and M. Equipment Company Supplies and Repairs Sao Banner Mileage Books Supplies Instrument Repair Supplies of yellow brocade.

She wore a corsage of gardenias. ONE MORE REASON wt.y Clarified ads an so practical: You can chargthWDiaUocV-7891 now. dered with crepe attached at attended Bethany Nazarene Col- Dick BHck Art Supplies the Shoulders with bows. She lege and is with the. U.S.

Navy. Bobbs-Herrlll Company, Inc. Material carried sweetheart roses For lneirVeilding trip to Yel- Boise Blue Print conpany -rt Supplies and stSphanblls on a white Bible, lowslone National Park, the' new Boise Cascade Building Products supplies Kathy Ellis attended the bride Mrs. Gregory chose a while and Boise junior college Film Rental contract as maid of honor and Mrs. Dave blue two piece suit and blue Tne Bomi Buyer Bond Redemption Notice Tapp was matron of honor.They accessories.

They will reside Borchert's Feed and Coal Coal were gowned in floor length pink in Corpus Christi, Texas. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAl NOTICE IEGAI NOTICE (Creason Photo) Pair Recites Vows In Church of Christ Miss Pauline Evans, daugh- a pink linen dress wiIh lace trim ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ev- and pink and white accessor- ans of Boise Route 1, became les. They wore corsagesofwhite the bride of Roy Dean, son of carnations and red roses, the Francis Doans of Meridian, A reception for the newlyweds In nuptials performed in the followed the service.

Serving Boise Church of Christ Aug. 11, were Mrs. Dick Evans, Mrs. Sam Jess Armas, pastor of the Haynes, Mrs. Norman Voting, Ontario Church of Christ, offic- Mrs.

Stan Perisol, Mrs. Melvin iated at the double ring cere- Evans, Miss Sandra Welch and mony witnessed by 250 wedding Miss Ann Wiseman. Assisting at guests. An archway and red and the gilt table were Colleen Still- white roses and candelabra well, Diane Simons, Mellnda formed the selling for the nup- Morgan, Sandra Evans, Denise tials. Charles Miller, Mildred Young and Perisol.

Harris, Carol Ann Miller, Da- For their wedding trip to Me- vld Swearingen and Gail Martin Call, the bride changed to a formed an a capella quintet to turquoise chiffon shift dress. The provide wedding music. couple, both graduates of Mer- Given In marriage by herfath- tdlan Higti School, will reside er, the bride was attired in a in Seattle, Wash, where he Is floor length bridal gown of Im- employed by Boeing Aircraft, ported rice silk featuring lace Oil of torn weddtngguests in- trim and a shoulder length veil, eluded Mr. and Mrs. S.

C. IXm- Her floor length train fell from ham, grandparents of the bride, the shoulders and she carried a lioseburg, Mr. and Mrs. bridal bouquet of red roses, Stan Perisol and family, Auburn, Mrs. Keith Keliar, sister of Mr.

and Mrs.Sam Haynes the bride, and N'ancy Lovan at- and family, College Place, tended the bride. They were cos- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Overman, turned in floor length gowns of Ontario, Ore. and Mr.

and Mrs. red brocade featuring chiffon Roger Sprlggs, Tirfn Falls, trains. They carried red garden- las. Sandy Haynes, flowor girl, EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE wore a matching red frock. Grilled corn-on-the cob- gels Tony Tolsma was best man a snappy, jazzy new taste and and ushers were JlmWeast, Okie look with a tomato-bright bar- McDowell Riiss Reinhart.

becuc sauce. Just heat together For the ceremony, Mrs. Evans 1 8 01.) can tomato sauce with chose blue linen dress with cot- mushrooms, cup butter or ton lace trim and blue and white margarine and teasp. onion accessories. Mrs.

Doanselected salt. ANNUAL FINANCIAL MPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 131 HAMPA, IDAHO For the Fiscal July 1, 1966 through June JO, 1967 Asseiaed Valuation School District Levy In i For Qinertl School Purposes (M and 0) 24.225 For sond Interest and Redemption Former District 131' 8.510 Former Diitrtcti 49 and 60 5.692 Portloni Former Dlitricts 17-67-78 2.600 Former District 47 and Portions Former i i 78 Hone For Plant FaclHtie! 6.460 TOTAL SCHOOL DISTRICT LEVT IN MILLS Former District 131 39.195 Former District! 49 and 60 3 6 3 7 7 Portions Former District! 17-67-7B 33.285 Former District 47 and Portion! Former District 78 30.685 Indebtedness as of June 30, 1967 Bond! Outstanding Registered Warrant! Outstanding Tax Anticipation Notes Outstanding Unpaid Claims and Outstanding Account! Payable I CfMStAL FUND School i i i Taxes Klnlnum Program State 971,100.25 County 158,440.40 Stata Funda for Training 7 7 7 7 3 1 Funda iUcelved from Federal Source! for and 0 30,002.23 Tuition 7,169.92 53,351.68 Balance ftir Central Fund 31,538.00 Balance frca Last Year Fed. Fdi. P.

L. 19-10 3 7 5 5 2 1 7 TOTAL INTEREST AND REDEWTIOK FUW School i 1M.734.30 Balance Ult Tear 68,062.60 TOTAL SCHOOL PLANT FACILITIES FUID School District Taxn Interest on U. S. Treasury Silli 1,852.00 lalancc Lait Tear 63,250.44 TOTAL GUM TOTAL HCIIPTS UK IAU1KS TKH LAST HA1 ALL TOUM I Soiren Floor Covering Repairs Brassfleld's Tree Service Tree Trlmning and Removal Broadmore Country Club Dues Brodhead-Garrett Cosipany Shop Supplies Brown Bus Company Transportation Charles Brunlng Coopany Mechanical Drawing Supplies Burke Hudelson-Ford Repairs Buster's Flushing Cleaning Septic Tank a TV and Appliance Repairs California Test Bureau Test Materials Canyon County Noxious Weed Control Heed Spraying Canyon County Recorder Recording Deed Canyon County Tax Collector Ditch i Tax Canyon i a Soft Water Service Chlorinators Don Carlberg West Junior High i Herb Carlson Sport Shop P. E.

Supplies Clarabell easier, Treasurer Reich. Petty Cash Expend. The Caxton Printers, Ltd Books, Supplies, Furniture C-B Oil Company Fuel Oil for Rural Schools Central i i i Company Science Supplies Central TV Inc. Repairs Frank Charlton Allowance for Coach Clinic Children's Press, Inc Library Books City of Water i Treasurer Irrigation Assessment Comp.my i Rental Civic Education Service, Inc Magazine Subscriptions I Clark Music Cleveland Sound Corarunlcations, Inc. Senior High Speech Labs i Notes Library Books College Place Bindery Rebinding Books Colller-Hacnlllan Library Service Library Books Colunbia Electric Miscellaneous Supplies' Leo P.

Coipton Allowance for Meetings Consolidated Freightways Freight on Projector Consolidated Supply Company Custodians' Supplies Consumer's Grocery and Market Groceries for Honemiklng' Continental Laundry 6. Dry Cleaners Laundry P. E. Towels and othe Cook Electric Repairs County Atlas Coopany Map, Katherine Crego Mileage for Comp'. Ed'.

John Croft air aic i nstruBe Crooks Industries, Inc Repairs Ccraldlne Cruse Mileage for Corn! Ed Bea Cunningtun elmb FUo osu Custom Laboratories, Inc Custodians' Supplies Dale Publishing Coitpany Books V. S. Darley and Coapany Custodians' Supplies M. Dean Davidson MUea a 8 Work at Lone Star Well enc Insurance Preniutu 542,000.00 Noni Hone None 1.755.417.M 204,796.90 Edson Deal Del Chenical Corporation ec( KUi Denco Library Supplies Library Materials T. S.

Denlson and Coipsny, Inc Playbooki Denoyer-Geppert Company chatt Department of Public Investments, Idaho. i 4 Interest'on A. B. Dick Products of Boise Eugene Dletzgen Conpany Joe i a Doans Agricultural Service Inc. Dobbs Motor Company 2,116,938.84 Thc Publishing Compsny a a Play Service Drive-In Radio Service AKD OPERATION Instructional Expenditures Principals and i Teachers Secretaries Miscellaneous Operation of Physical Plant Maintenance of Plant Puro-Bllt Kcncrator Coapany Repair! Repairs Mechanical Drawing Supplies Shavings for Playground! Magazine Subscription Playbooks Pl.ybooks Repair! 36,066.65 7 7 7 5 3 1 8 1 1 3 3 4 1 3 2 2 20,699.95 7 0 1 1 5 8 6 1 4 4 9 7 7 4 2 1 5 9 0 8 2 3 Educational Audio i a Inc M-jilc SuppHe! Educational Materials Library Kate i I Educational Music Bureau, Inc Library Material! Educational Reading Service, Inc Library MJterlili Educational Record Sales.Inc Llbr Mat.rUl, Educational i Library Emerson Hardwood Company Luabtr for fc Encyclopaedia firltannlca Educ.

Corp. Library 31.71 5.75 180.94 481.63 4.99 229.80 101.45 20.80 16.00 22.10 103.88 929.78 20.20 509.70 90.50 9.90 18.00 15.00 1 5 3 5 6 6 5 6 5 0 16.20 5 9 4 0 1 3 1,840.98 10.03 175.45 358.59 5.91 49.40 740.30 13.08 308.00 106.64 23.17 950.00 75.60 12,843.10 116.75 900.00 1 8 5 3 2 218.00 60,245.03 25.98 45.59 36.00 138.99 62.25 7 6 5 3 0 1.80 3.05 338.Ifl 350.00 889.68 414.30 5 1 5 2 3 1 9 568.48 324.73 25.35 50.01 64.41 3 6 6 7 5 3 1,054.58 20.84 72.00 11.25 8,975.00 39.45 1,739.41 7.18 25.56 152.00 4.54 49.96 91.39 3,154.48 26.00 110.00 14.21 178.50 47.00 45.00 13.71 11.15 4.25 14.60 66.05 5,276.90 116.00 871.89 15.70 210.49 46,402.50 47.88 1,056.44 15.00 14.50 78.89 231.00 15.95 8.55 53.35 12.60 38.94 24.20 38.64 24.90 31.75 501.82 99.80 305.34 603.17.