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.-.2~ Page 8 V Indian Valley 81 Mesa News On the road with Red Neck Turtles While a major- ity of the valley enjoyed having family and/or friends stopping in to at least say hello over the holidays, Doris Baker has had‘the honor this past week of a differ- ent type of visitor. Most traveling Highway 95 have seen the elk herd in the fields past her home, but in the early'morning hours, Doris has been able to see, the visitors up a bit cloSer, like in her front yard! Pat and Martha Ball enjoyed having daughter Ann and two kids come to visit from Lewiston this past week. Ann took out the four-wheeler and towed the kids for a little sledding fiin around the ranch. Daughter Irene and her husband came with their four'kids from Kuna over the weekend to visit and also enjoy some sled- ding fun. Thursday, Larry Boehm and Bev Galloway enjoyed a big dinner and New Year’s Eve celebra- tion with a bonfire at Larry’s, and legal fire- works brought by Darla Auld. Joining them were more Boehms, the Byers, friends Gary and, Jeremiah and Dixie‘DeLann from Washington, and the Aulds from South Dakota. Saturday, Larry and Bev stayed home nursing colds while the others enjoyed I a trip up the mountain on snow mobiles. The Aulds lefi for home on Saturday, and the remainder back to Washington on Sunday, except for Ken Byers who is staying a few extra days. Wanna Belle Coriell had a busy Saturday attending a bridal shower for Lily Holmes in the afternoon and then a party at. the Indian Valley Fire Hall that evening to celebrate the 25th wedding anniver- sary of Darren and Jeanine Coriell. Holly and David- did a wonderful job plan- ning and putting on this special event for their 739-5756 parents. Ed and Elaine Woods of Mesa were ,able to attend, along with other guests to make it a very nice event. Congratulations to Jill Doughton who will have her “Red Neck Turtles” now offered by a gour- met gift basket company in Utah called Olive and Cocoa. Thanks to Jill’s friend, Terry, the candies‘ were first given to an exec- utive at the company via her dad as a joke. She got the call that they wanted more, actually they wanted sixty-seven dozen more for the New Years. Jill and Margaret spent New Year’s Eve completing the orders, and then on New Year’s Day Jill, Margaret and Jack headed to Salt Lake City with a vehicle loaded to the hilt with tur- tles to deliver. Bill and Ruth Reeder enjoyed having Tony, Yvette and the three lit- tle ones come to visit on Friday afiernoon. The kids enjoyed a fun time out sledding and then they all enjoyed a nice visit and delicious dinner together. Jim Shaw has been busy getting ready to enjoy a Christmas present he got for himself this year. Jim really enjoys the online courses, and this year he got himself an online cooking course from the Culinary Institute of America. Lanae Veselka ended up with bronchitis to bring in the New Year, but it didn’t stop her from enjoy- ing some games of Rook with son Dave and a few' of the grandkids that were around for the week! Judy Green and son William enjoyed a New Year’s Eve watching some DVD’s on the Cirque du Soleil. Judy admits that William woke her up at midnight stoking the stove, but she did get to watch the ball drop! Sunday, William was really nice chauffeuring her to church, Wednesday, January 6, 2016 but then realized that maybe the reindeer deco- rations he put on her car were more fitting for her than for him as he drove around with a big red nose 'on the front of the car! M Julie Harvey enjoyed a relaxing time in Elko, NV with Tom’s sister and hus- band, Nancy and Warren Smith. Julie drove down on Tuesday and' came home on Sunday. While there, it was really nice just to be able to enjoy time together visiting. Although she didn’t escape the cold, she did enjoy good roads for the drive both ways. Mary and Jenny Rininger enjoyed a nice quiet New Year’s Eve together. Mary laughs that the only rea— son they made it to mid- night was that she brought out a bottle of champagne she had been saving and it took them forever to get the cork out! Having their toast finally after midnight, Jenny wrinkled her nose and wasn’t sure why peo- ple actually liked the stuff! Craig and Hayden B011 and friend, Craig Bean enjoyed some bird hunt- ing time in Payette bring- ing home seme pheas- ants, ducks and chukars. Meagan came up for the New Year’s, which was nice, as Craighad to work on patrol. It was back to school for Ardis on Monday, but she did enjoy a nice visit with Richard and Lucile Higgins in Cambridge in the after- noon. Robin Stephens enjoyed lots of company over the holidays. Christmas Eve, Celestino’s youngest son, Edward, and. his wife, Anna, and four kids vis- ited bringing homemade ,goodies. After Christmas, Alan, Clerida, the two kids and Alan’s sister, Jessy came and spent the night. This past Saturday, Robin enjoyed a day of fim shop- ping in Ontario and Weiser and a visit with her brother, Super, on the way home. This is‘the elk herd that has been hanging around Indian Valley. also. The Silver & Gold by Shirley Wilson Rearin’ to go for the new year Did you think I got lost? No such luck; here I am January 2016 and rearin’ to go. I don’t know where, but I’m goini Guess what. The Council Senior Center is back in business Starting Tuesday we are onto a regular schedule. Wednesday and Friday is foot clinic, and I will be calling you to remind those of you who have an' appointment. Thursday is our regular day to hit Ontario, and the bus will leave at 8:30 AM. Please let Nora know if you want your name on the list. Friday is also Bingo night. We hope you can come and join us. We at the center are keeping our fingers crossed that our Ed Garver will get well soon and come home to Shirley. It has been hard for her to make those trips to Boise. I hear he is keeping the nurses in stitches. He is up and making some progress, but it is slow. We don’t heal as fast when we get older. We miss you Ed! I don’t know about you, but I am glad the holidays are over. With it being so cold, all I want is a blanket, ‘ hot chocolate, and a good book. We will be voting in new board members this month. Are you interested in helping the center Adams County Record by being on the board and help make these command decisions that come up? I know we need» all the help we can come up with. We need some younger people who have some get up and go. Mine 'has dun left me! Well, I think that covers all _I know for now. So until next' week have, a good and safe time. Stay true to yourself and help your neighbor when you .can. It will come back to you, and you will feel good for doing it. The last time someone I knew helped a neighbor, they brought donuts and hot chocolate and had a party while chopping wood and shoveling snow. Go Figure. 4 Cambridge Senior Chatter by Janice Vuich Cawer New Years I hope you had a good start to 2016 and found yourselves warm and healthy and grateful for another new start. To me, that’s what New Years is all about, besides being a marker in time, it’s'a new start on promises not kept and/or goals not met. In other words, “Do Overs." Remember when we were kids, and we didn't like the outcome of whatever we were doing, the call was “I want do overs," another chance to do it better. Well, that’s what New Years are for me, a chance to do it all over again, only hopefully better this time. What does New Years mean for you? Have you made any resolutions or do you just want “Do Overs” on what you didn't get done last year? I spoke with Christy, our bus driver, and she is unable to drive to Ontario on Tuesday, January 12th, so we have changed the shopping date to Tuesday, January 19th. This trip is open to anyone in the community, regardless of age. The only difference is that if you are under 60, you must pay $10, and there has to be an open seat for you. It’s still a good pick you up at your home and drop you off when . the day is Complete, and you don’t have to do any driving. The gals and guys that go on this trip have a great time. Call me if your interested in going; I'll make sure you get on the list. I I'm not going to stay late today, as I have frozen pipes and electrical problems to deal with at home. Minor blips in my fabulous new year! Until next time, I hope you are blessed'with good health, good humor and running water! deal, even at $10. We New Meadows Senior News Balloons, confetti and hats Hope everyone had a great New Years Eve! The seniors here rocked this place! We had so much fun with balloons, confetti, noise makers and hats! One of the seniors brought all this, and they had a blast! I have decided that I should do an exercise class with balloons, how much fun and what a workout for you! If this wasany indication of what kind of year we are going to have, I am pleased! This was the most fun I believe I have ever seen them have since I have been here. We are going to start ' this New Year with an exercise class starting the 11th of this month. It will be at 3pm, and we are going to try and do these 3 days a week...M, W, and P! So come and join us; the cost is FREE, so no excuses! We will have a movie night ,on the 2nd Monday of the month. This month it is on the 11‘“; right after dinner, so around 7pm. We are going to watch “Wagons East,” with John Candy and Richard Lewis. This is a comedy of an unconventional look at the legendary West. So join us; everyone is Welcome to come and watch! The seniors are playing pinochle on Friday afternoons at 3pm. Come and give them a challenge, and if you do not know how to play, they will teach you! We are going to have a Tea in the month of February. All are welcome; it is on the 20‘“, which is a Saturday, so those of you that want to join us can. We will be having a silent auction and a raffle of a'quilted wall hanging. The cost is $8 a person, and please call and make reservations by February 17th. Please join us on Monday, Wednesday and Friday for a delicious homemade meal! Cost is $8 for 60 and under, $5 for children 3—17, and over 60 a suggested donation of $6. Please come over and visit us and have a good meal and great conversation, We would love to see you! Have a wonderful week and enjoy the heat wave...Ha!