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2 WEISER SIGNAL AMERICAN, Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Coming Up
Bingo at the Senior Center
The Weiser Senior Center is hosting Bingo every Wednesday night. Doors
pen at 6 p.m., with games starting at 7 p.m. $10 per packet, $2 blackouts,
andS1 special. For more information call 414-0750 or 549-2165.
Free Resume Help
Back on Track - job search assistance and free resume help will be held
every Wednesday from noon to 3 p.m. at St. Lukes Episcopal Church, East
First and Liberty. Come get free help with applications, resumes and job
search. For more info contact Denny Field at 549-0198.
95th Birthday Celebration
Ross Strawn will celebrate his 95th birthday at Indianhead Estates, 590 W.
Indianhead Road on Wednesday, Nov. 20 from 2 to 4 p.m.
Jonathan Club
Jonathan Club will meet Thursday, Nov. 21 at 1 p.m. at Judy's Weiser-In
for a no host meeting.
Holiday Arts and Crafts Bazaar
The annual Holiday Fine Arts and Crafts Bazaar will be held Nov. 22 and
23 at the Vendome Events Center. Many local artisans will be selling their
beautiful arts and crafts.
Twentieth Century Club
The Twentieth Century Club will meet on Friday, Nov. 22 at 1:30 p.m. at
Guthberlet Hall with Norma Young hosting.
Busy Bee Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner
The Busy Bee Club will hold their annual Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner
on Sunday, Nov. 24 at I p.m. at the Soling School in Mann Creek for Mann
Creek neighbors and friends. The school is located north of Weiser on Hwy.
95, turning right on Jackson Rd. Join us for an old-fashioned homemade
Thanksgiving dinner. Please bring your own tableware, side dish, salad or
dessert. For questions call 549-1090.
Indian Valley Trap Club
The Indian Valley Trap Club will have a holiday meat shoot on Sunday,
Nov. 24 and Sunday, Dec. 22 starting at noon.
Washington County Democrats
Washington County Democrats will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 26, at 7 p.m. in
the meeting room of the Weiser Library. There will be a guest speaker. The
public is invited. For more details call Bob Barberat 549-3758.
Thanksgiving Community Dinner
The annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be held Thursday, Nov
28 at the Weiser Senior Center from noon to 3 p.m. Take-outs will begin at
11:30 a.m. Donations of turkeys, salads and desserts are needed. To donate
or to arrange a take-out dinner, call The Flower Basket at 414-2151.
Christmas Bazaar
The 32nd annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored by Boulevard Grange #389
will be held at their hall on Friday, Nov. 29 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and
Saturday, Nov. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The bazaar will feature homemade
craft and gift ideas. The Grange is located at 389 Hwy. 201 south of Ontario,
near Cairo Junction.
Warren to Celebrate 100th Birthday
An open house will be held to celebrate Edith Warren's 100th birthday on
Nov. 30 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Guthberlet Hall.
Friends of the Library
The Friends of the Library will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at noon at the
Weiser Public Library.
Veterans Outreach
State Service Officer Jim Philpott, Idaho Division of Veterans Services, will
be in town to answer questions about current veterans benefits, assist with
ongoing claims and take new claims for benefits for eligible veterans. He will
be at the Weiser VFW Hall on Wednesday, Dec. 4 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Veterans wishing to set up an appointment for this Outreach should contact
Washington County Service Officer at 549-0226.
Unborn Angel Party
St. Agnes Council of Catholic Women will hold its 24th Annual Unborn
Angel Party at noon on Saturday, Dec. 7 at St. Agnes Parish Hall. Theevent
benefits the mothers and babies at the Marian Pritchett School in Boise. All
women of our community are invited to join us in sharing the joy of the season
and help the mothers and babies at the Marian Pritchett School. Admission
to the soup and dessert luncheon is a wrapped baby gift or a monetary dona-
tion. Please join us for a couple of fun-filled hours. For more information
call Maria 549-0983.
Honor Veterans Day
Weiser Little Theater will host an Honor Veterans Day on Saturday, Dec.
7 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Weiser Little Theater, 402 E. 2nd St. There will be
a formal color presentation and passing the flag ceremony at 3 p.m. Dessert
and coffee will be served. All veterans and their spouses are encouraged to
attend for recognition and honor of their dedicated service.
Benefit Dinner and Auction
A benefit dinner and auction for Ron Johnson and Caroline Wichman will
be held at the Weiser Elks Lodge on Saturday, Dec. 7. Dinner starts at 4 p.m.
with the auction from 4 to 8 p.m. Cost for the barbecue dinner and dessert
is $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12 years of age. To donate auc-
tion items contact Betty Goodin at 414-2009 or financial contributions may
be made by calling Zane Davis at 880-5167. Johnson and Wichman are well
known in the Weiser area and have met some unforeseen medical expenses.
Upper Country Singers Christmas Concert
Upper Country Singers Annual Christmas Concert will be held Sunday,
Dec. 8 at 3 p.m. in the Washington County Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall. A
dessert will be served at intermission. The concert is free but donations are
always glady accepted. All donations are used by the group to cover costs
and purchase music.
Community Christmas Celebration
The Weiser Ministerial Association will present their annual Community
Christmas Celebration on Sunday, Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Vendome Events
Center. The churches of the WMA gather to sing songs of the Christmas season
and listen to many of the talented musicians and singers in our congregations
play and sing special music and songs. There will be readings and reminders
of the Christmas event as well. Fellowship time around Christmas treats and
beverages follows. There is no cost. All are welcome.
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Sally Maureen Bower
Sally Maureen Bower
was born to Leo and Ruby
Lunger in Weiser, Idaho,
on Nov. 5, 1946. She
passed unexpectedly on
Nov. 9, 2013 at her home.
Sally grew up in Weiser
and graduated from Weiser
High School in 1965. She
then attended business
school in Spokane, Wash.,
later moving to Seattle to
work for Boeing. While in
Seattle she met and-mar-
ried Ron Bower whose
family lived in Midvale,
Idaho. Sally and Ron
eventually returned to the
-Obituaries -
Ontario area where their
son Christopher was born
and they later divorced.
Sally moved back to
Weiser to the house that
she had grown up in to
raise her young son with
the help of her parents
and the place she would
call home for the next 40
years. She was employed
in several jobs in Weiser
throughout the years in-
eluding Washington Coun-
ty Weed Control and was
currently employed at the
Washington County Treas-
urers' office.
Sally was a selfless
daughter, sister, mother,
grandmother and friend.
She loved working in her
beautiful yard in her flow-
erbeds and garden. She
loved animals and had
taken care of many cats,
who just seem to show up
at her house needing help.
Sally's joy was her grand-
children and she spent her
work week counting down
to her weekend, when she
would go to visit them and
her oldest grandson would
go home with her for the
weekend on many occa-
sions. She attended all of
their school programs,
sporting events and was
there for them with kind
words and love.
She was preceded in
death by her parents.
Sally is survived by
her son and his wife,
Christopher and Tammie
Bower, plus her three pre-
cious grandchildren who
thought the world of her
and will greatly miss her.
She is also survived by a
sister, Janice Lunger.
The family would like
to thank all of Sally's
neighbors and friends for
their support during this
difficult time. Memo-
rial services were held
Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 at
Thomason Funeral Home.
Condolences may be sent
to the family at www.
lienkaemper-thomason.
com.
Mabel Eileen
(Foreman) Redman
Mabel Eileen (Foreman)
Redman, passed away
Nv. 10, 2013 of natural
causes.
Mabel was born to Roy
Foreman and Erma (Witty)
Foreman onAug. 22, 1928,
in Aurora Neb. She was the
youngest of six children.
Mabel was raised and
schooled in Caldwell,
idaho, where she met the
man of her dreams, Art
Redman. Her and Art were
married on Feb. 5, 1948 at
her folks home in Green-
leaf Idaho. They moved
to Weiser in the fall of
1965 where Art worked
for Johnson Bryant Farm
Equip.
Mabel worked at the
Eastside Grocery for many
years, then moved on to U-
Tel-Em Market where she
worked until she retired.
After a few years of retire-
ment Mabel went back to
work for Maverik in their
bakery department loving
all the interaction with the
public once again.
Mabel is preceded in
death by her loving hus-
band, parents, four sisters,
Burnas Gooch, Lois Yates,
Evelyn Smith, and Betty
Sattler, and one grand-
daughter, Sarah Gentry.
She has left behind her
oldest and only brother,
Harold William Foreman
of New Port Richie, Fla.,
two daughters, Denice and
Veto Brown of Bums Ore.,
LuAnn Peterson of Weiser,
Idaho, one son, John and
Teresa Redman of LaFay-
ette, Georgia,-seven grand-
children, Toby Redman
(Weiser), Tara Redman
(Weiser), Veto Jr. and Ge-
nie Brown (Bums, Ore.),
Becky Brown (Bums,
Ore.), Victoria Anderson
(Bums, Ore.), Tyron Gen-
try (Georgia), and Bill and
Whitney Morgan (Geor-
gia), 15 great-grandchil-
dren, numerous nieces and
nephews.
She will be greatly
missed.
At her request, there will
be no service or memorial.
Jaekie Ann Whitlatch
1963-2013
Jackie Ann Iannello
Whitlatch, 50, was called to
heaven Nov. 9, 2013 doing
what she truly loved, rid-
ing her motorcycle. Jackie
started her earthly journey
July 2, 1963 in Tacoma,
Wash., born to Angelo and
Anita Iannello.
She spent her childhood
school days in and around
the Tacoma area where she
leaves behind many, whom
she loved very dearly, es-
pecially her best friend
Stacy Door Garland.
She and Casey Cromwell
were blessed with the birth
of their beautiful daugh-
ter, Lacey Lynn on Nov. 6,
1993.
A few years later she met
Vince Bonzelet through
mutual friends and they
were married. They longed
to get out of the hustle
and bustle of big city life
and eventually moved to
Cambridge to be closer
to Vince's family. Jackie
worked at several places in
and around the Cambridge/
Midvale area and was al-
ways eager to volunteer her
services for her new com-
munity.
She was a member of the
Cambridge Volunteer Fire
Department, she was an
EMT, and she was also the
coordinator for the Cam-
bridge Volunteer Ambu-
lance. Jackie was a devout
Catholic and was dedicated
to God, which was illus-
trated by her many poems,
writings, and encourage-
ments that she shared with
people throughout her life-
time. It didn't matter who
you were or what your
need was, she was always
willing to listen and spread
the sunshine of God's love
by her actions, words, and
ever-present smile.
On April 27, 2013, Jack-
ie entered into a new mar-
riage with her soulmate,
Caryl Whitlatch. Although
they were married for only
a short time, their relation-
ship was filled with love,
laughter, and adventure.
Jackie was very happy to
be able to have her daugh-
ter, Lacey, move back
home with her early this
fall. This was a true bless-
ing from God that they had
this special time together.
She is survived by her
husband Caryl Whit-
latch (Cambridge, Idaho),
daughter Lacey Cromwell
(Cambridge, Idaho), broth-
er Dale Iannello (Tacoma,
Wash.), and many other
extended family members.
She was preceded in death
by her loving parents An-
gelo and Anita Iannello.
A memorial service was
held Saturday, Nov. 16,
at the Cambridge High
School gymnasium at 2
p.m.