Memorial for Jack Soppit:
Please join Charlene Soppit and her family in a Memorial and potluck luncheon for Jack, who passed away on Tuesday the 14th. The Memorial will be held on Sunday August 26th at 2pm, Bayview Community Center.
Community Center BBQ!
Saturday August 25, 2012
6:00 pm to 8:00pm
Menu includes BBQed pork and Chicken
Norma Jean's Famous Chocolate Chip Cookies
and other gastronomical delights to please your palate!
Great cooks and outstanding companionship
$9.00 Adults
$4.50 Children
Chamber Pancake Breakfast
and drawing for last 50/50 raffle 2012 $1,000.00 prize.
September 3rd, Labor Day
8:30 am - 10:30am
Join the last hurray for Summer
Flower Power Fund Raiser
Go to the Flower Power website for the Chamber and order Fall bulbs
The Chamber receives 50% and you receive bulbs for fall planting.
http://www.flowerpowerfundraising.com/campaign?q=campaign&campaign_id=12041
Norma Jean
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Jack Soppit
I learned this morning while I was checking facebook that
Jack Soppit left us last night.
Nan was working the Liquor this afternoon, so I poked my
head in to let her know that she was in my thoughts and heart. Jack’s last
words to Charlene were that he loved her! May he rest in peace and as Nan
stated Jack will be having a huge Moose Drool while sitting on his candy apple
red scooter.
Rest in peace Jack.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
My Perspective
Athol Daze:
Dean and I spent the morning wandering around the main part of Athol, taking in the sights and activities centered around the celebration, Athol Daze. When we first moved to North (by gosh) Idaho we resided in Athol. I worked in several locations, Dean used his talents at The Rib Ranch, eventually I joined him there too. With our work experiences we came to know several of the local. So we were delighted to see many folks who have become our friends.
Everyone loves a parade and Athol is no different! Our local Color Guard leads the way for the rest of the parade. I am always proud to see these volunteers proudly march down the road carrying our Nations flag. Local American Legion Post 149 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149 support many of the local summer events throughout our area. I am thanking those dedicated guardians of our American traditions today.
As I was looking at the events for the day I noticed that David Harms was selected as citizen of the year. I was delighted that he received this honor. David is a unique personality who gives freely of his time to help others in the community. Dean and I have known him for many years. So my hat is off in honor of the dedicated person!
Athol Daze is all about the children of the community. There games and events centered around children activity. One event "money in the straw attracted attention. A huge tarp was laid out on the ground with straw scattered over the tarp. Folks started gathering around the tarp as soon as the straw was scattered. Coins were scattered through the straw and then the children were let loose. The coins were used for the various games designed for the children.
I want to honor this young lady, her horse, and her young companion. She was so composed and a delight to chat with with after the parade!
Dean and I thoroughly enjoyed our morning in Athol! Perfect day and great companions. My hat is off to Athol!
Norma Jean
Dean and I spent the morning wandering around the main part of Athol, taking in the sights and activities centered around the celebration, Athol Daze. When we first moved to North (by gosh) Idaho we resided in Athol. I worked in several locations, Dean used his talents at The Rib Ranch, eventually I joined him there too. With our work experiences we came to know several of the local. So we were delighted to see many folks who have become our friends.
Everyone loves a parade and Athol is no different! Our local Color Guard leads the way for the rest of the parade. I am always proud to see these volunteers proudly march down the road carrying our Nations flag. Local American Legion Post 149 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 149 support many of the local summer events throughout our area. I am thanking those dedicated guardians of our American traditions today.
As I was looking at the events for the day I noticed that David Harms was selected as citizen of the year. I was delighted that he received this honor. David is a unique personality who gives freely of his time to help others in the community. Dean and I have known him for many years. So my hat is off in honor of the dedicated person!
Athol Daze is all about the children of the community. There games and events centered around children activity. One event "money in the straw attracted attention. A huge tarp was laid out on the ground with straw scattered over the tarp. Folks started gathering around the tarp as soon as the straw was scattered. Coins were scattered through the straw and then the children were let loose. The coins were used for the various games designed for the children.
I want to honor this young lady, her horse, and her young companion. She was so composed and a delight to chat with with after the parade!
Dean and I thoroughly enjoyed our morning in Athol! Perfect day and great companions. My hat is off to Athol!
Norma Jean
Monday, August 6, 2012
Lost Photo Card
While doing his daily duty of walking the dogs Dean found a camera card laying on the side of Perimeter. This card has about 800 pictures on it. The cover for the card has the name Darcy written in white lettering. Some of the pictures are family photos, several of a baseball game, motorcycles, tools, and a young boys birthday party two years in a row.
Does anybody recognize this young lady?
Call Dean and Norma Jean at 208-683-1980 if you know who these pictures may belong to.
Norma Jean
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