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Indian Valley & Mesa News
Jigs on Ice
Doris Baker
was a busy
lady on Friday.
She had an
interesting
conversation
while getting
her hair done at
Party's in Council. She
heard Patty mention
Bonner and Jordan to
another customer and
soon discovered that
it was my daughter,
Heather. Doris hadn't
seen Heather since
Heather was a little
girl up visiting her
grandparents! After her
hair appointment, Doris
was off to visit with
Bob. and Lucy Wilson
in Council, then out to
visit Lanae Veselka in
Indian Valley. She was
hoping to visit with Alyce
Green, but discovered
that Alyce wouldn't be
home until that evening.
Sunday, daughter, Judy
Van Komen of McCall,
stopped in to visit morn
and dad which was a
pleasant surprise.
I heard from Martha
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Nc)t Recommended
Ball that Pat
and Mike were
down visiting
Pat's brother,
Jim Ball, at St.
Luke's hospital
in Boise on
Monday. Jim, a former
resident of Mesa and
alumni of both Council
and Cambridge schools,
is remembered by many
and the family could use
some prayers for healing
at this time.
Bey Galloway was
off to Fruitland for a
doctor appointment
on Wednesday. Larry
Boehm went down to
visit with Alyce Green
on Saturday morning.
Sunday, they headed
down to Boise to listen
to the European travel
guru, Rick Steves, at
the Egyptian Theater.
Rick Steves is a leading
author on European
travel and presented
a wonderful and very
interesting show. Bey left
with a CD of his travels.
I owe Jill Doughton an
apology as I mistakenly
Community_ Spotlight
The Adams County Record
By Lynn
Leatherman
739-5756
said in an earlier column
that she had candY on
sale at Kay Van Order's
in Cambridge. The candy
is actually on sale at
Kay York's gallery. But,
people have been finding
it, and Jill has been
busy making more candy
out in her wonderfully
sweet workshop. I'm
also sending some get
well wishes to their little
Katy dog, whom was on
her way to the vet on
Monday afternoon.
Jim and Patty Shaw
are enjoying the warmer
weather that came over
the weekend. Jim has
been moving a bit slow
after trying to dance a
jig on a patch of ice out
by the garage. I hope you
feel better soon.
Dave and Cathy
Veselka enjoyed having
daughter, Julie home
for the weekend. Julie
came from Nampa where
she is student teaching
on Friday evening and
returned home on
Sunday.
Tom and Judy Green
are glad to be back from
their lengthy vacation
in Arizona, but are
now busy unpacking
the boxes they sent
home. They had dentist
appointments on
Wednesday in Weiser,
and then Judy and
William played cards
that evening at the
fire hall. They enjoyed
having a granddaughter
spend the night on
Thursday.
Tammy Evans enjoyed
going to her son, DJ's
thirtieth birthday
party on Saturday.
She traveled down to
Meridian on Friday
evening and joined the
family on Saturday for
the evening. She ordered
DJ a special "hamburger
and French fry" cake
from Fred Meyers, which
meant that everyone
had a piece of cake they
enjoyed, as the cake
was made from several
different types of cake.
Mary Rininger is
happy to see that after
a physical therapy
appointment in
Council for Jenny; her
granddaughter is finally
feeling some relief from
the pain she has been
suffering in her legs. It
turns out, the problem
was actually more with
her back, and they are
both thankful for the
wonderful care Jenny
received at Adams
County Health Clinic.
Mary enjoyed being
out with her friends at
the Friday Knit-Wits
meeting. Oh, and for
Jenny, your grandma
is usually right about
everything, especially the
important issues in your
life, but I will let you
in on a secret. When it
came to Ella Mac Morse,
you were actually right
this one time!
Craig and Ardis Boll
enjoyed a weekend
visiting with Chal and
Harden in Moscow. They
traveled up Friday and
returned home Sunday.
Saturday, they all went
on to Coeur d'Alene
to join the retirement
celebration for a fellow
ISP officer that Craig
worked with in his early
years on the force. Craig
was able to spend time
with Meagan in Boise
earlier in the week. Ardis
is busy with her boys'
basketball team and
enjoying the games they
are now being able to
play.
Celestino and Robin
Juice enjoyed being
sun worshipers over the
weekend as they stayed
busy out fixing fences.
They are hoping each
weekend will be just like
this last one as we go
through March.
Ron and Janet Meyer
enjoyed spending Friday
night down in Boise
with Janet's mom, Libby
Squires. When they
returned home they were
surprised by having their
son, Charlie, waiting at
the house, and enjoyed
his company equally as
well. All in all, it made
for a lovely weekend.
Les Sheneberger, a Minister of Warmth and Hope
by Deb Wilson newspaper; it's a busy World. Les honors his and Social Studies to the elplessness in branding and the art of
For 41/2 years Pastor enough life. He still brave family heritage. Secondary Education. 2000 of being 4 hours artificial insemination of
Les Sheneberger has makes time to minister Cross country track, But he felt drawn back to away from Amy when sheep.
ministered service, on Facebook, and even volleyball, swimming, Camping Ministry. "The she started premature A giveaway puppy at
guidance and support taught some girls' tennis, drama and music responsibility helped labor in her 7th month the music festival 3 years
to area residents, volleyball, filled Les' early years in me learn my gifts-- of pregnancy. Her ago wriggled his way
Sometimes his favorite He pondered the California. He almost developing activities and sonogram had forecast into their hearts. Now
ministry involves walking difficulties of being in drowned during a storm, materials, helping the terriblepossibilities that 70 pounds later, Banjo
down the street, saying the public eye. "I've had and vividly remembered counselors and children, something was wrong keeps playful vigil over
hello and sharing life's to learn to develop a how his mother had being humorous," he with their son. the family. "He helped
issues with those he thick skin. People can be already lost a brother said. "I'm not the guy Tiny and frail, baby prepare us for the kids,"
meets. "I like studying critical, and can transfer to drowning. "I made a who can take a car John couldn't breathe laughed Les.
how Jesus ministered," their own anger toward promise then. Lord save engine apart and put it on his own. A form of April, 2010 changed
he explained. Les doesn't you. I've had to learn not me and I'll serve you back together." muscular dystrophy everything. The arrival
get preachy or pushy; he to take it personally." the rest of my life," he Most importantly, he destroyed his muscles of their three adoptive
listens and shares. His The youngest of 6 disclosed. It's a promise fell in love with Amy, a and any hope of survival, children- -James, Taylor
warm smile and easy children, he's For 11 days heclung and Lexi-- brought
manner exude welcome; grateful for the to life, giving his thrilling challenges and
his faith comforts like a lessons he's family time to hold activities. "Everyone's
fresh breeze. A soothing learned from his him and confront his been so good about giving
peacefulness lingers family. United loss. "For months we the kids welcome and
several minutes after he in faith, they wandered in a fog," support," he said. "They
leaves a room. raised him with grieved Les. With are a top priority., '
How he keeps such an appreciati(n their family and their With an inqisitlVe
calmness is a wonder, for music and faith they slowly mind, James, 13, stays
"I couldn't do it without his Christian made it through, active in 4H, Royal
my wife, Amy," he said. heritage. "But we Sometimes the Rangers and basketball.
"We complement each had a lot of fun sadness still grips Taylor, 7, the extrovert,
other." Amy helps with too. With three them. plays teacher and loves
many projects, and plays boys and three After Seminary singing like her dad. Six-
the church piano. They're girls, sometimes school and a year-old Lexi is slowly
raising three adopted we mimicked the ministerial beginning bing coaxed out of her
children together. Brady Bunch," he in a difficult small shell. Two years in a
Nothing stays routine laughed, town situation, Les loving home is quite a
in a pastor's life. Les sees His dad and and Amy decided to transition for them.
his position as a "servant mom hailed from join his family in the Becoming parents
leader" and a "shepherd." farm families Boise area. Working has enriched Les and
"It's like being a teacher in Washington as a manager for Amy's experience and
too," he smiled. Except and Illinois Walmart, he heard compassion. Now they
that there are no respectively, but built he's kept in everything camp counselor. Amy that Wayne Freedman lead young families in
summers off. a life for their family he's done. had grown up in New needed a second pastor at Wednesday night family
He might be cooking a outside of Los Angeles. "One day soaking up London, Minnesota, a the Council Community studies, which included
church breakfast at 6:00 Dad helped make films the California sun, the town the size of Council. Church, and excitedly last fall's successful
a.m., driving to comfort for the Moody Institute of next freezing at -30°, " They married in June, accepted the position, series, How to Bring Up
a Boise hospital patient, Science there, including he recalled of his move 1998, at the camp "It reminds me of Girls. "We're on a journey
organizing aid to a family the first publicly shown to Bethel University in chapel, the apostles going out together," he shared..
in crisis, leading a men's film of going inside the Minnesota. He spent a One summer while two by two, sharing Someday he hopes his
group in Bible study, or human heart, sophomore semester he supervised 120 kids the burdens," said Les. journey will include a
counseling a late night His mother's abroad in Germany, at church camp in the "It's really neat to have foreign mission, like his
phone.caller. He prepares ancestors had fled where Sheneberger mountains, earthquakes Wayne as a mentor and a best friend in Jordan.
the church bulletins, France's persecution of means "beautiful and aftershocks rumbled partner:" He'd like to compete
leads various weekly Protestants in the late mountain." the ground everyday Les immerses himself again in the National
studies, and administers 1600s, losing everything He worked at a all summer. "It was in the culture here, Whistling Contest. But
Sunday services. Guitar but the family Bible Christian children's such a helpless feeling, and loves the outdoor for now life remains very
practice for the church smuggled out in a loaf camp through the Natural disasters make activities, including full in the CounciI Valley.
music, calling occasional of bread, helping to summers, and graduated you realize you're pretty affordable golf. His friend
Bingo at the senior establish Paradise, with degrees in small." Rich Parker takes him
center, writing for the Pennsylvania in the New International Relations But nothing compared hunting. He's learned
Bear Facts
by Tina Warner
Grand Party at Tina's 258-4471
Karen Pack was her son, Tejo, arrived home but hasn't done in Boise where she had 88th birthday at her lost count but there were
taken from Cuprum by Saturday to be with her. any dancing lately. She an appointment with her home Saturday. The over 30 for lunch. Dan
ambulance last Friday. Sarah Stewart had will be in the brace until doctor. She is scheduled only stipulation was and Sauni McGahey,
Her oldest daughter, knee surgery in Weiser her next visit with her for back surgery soon, that there were to be Tina's nephew and wife,
Thersa O'Conner, and last week. She is at doctor in Weiser. Sunday and will stay in Boise NO gifts and NO food were there as well. The
she entertained her until the doctor releases and she would feed day was busy with lots
grandmother, Connie her to come home. Dan them all at her house at of visiting, picture taking
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Mocaby, plus Sherril will stay with her there. Bear. So Saturday they and reminiscing. All of
Riggin and Rosell and Tina Warner invited arrived from Lewiston, her children attended
Kenna McKinsey. all of her children, Mt. Home, Elgin, OR, grade school in Bear with
15 -7Lw AnnualBullSale Sauni McGahey is grandchildren and New Plymouth, Payette, their mother teaching.
home after a week's stay great-grands to her Council, and Bear. There Most of last week snow
Thursday March 15th, 2012 were her four children built up, but Sunday
and their spouses, eight the sun came out and
Vale, Oregon grandchildren and their looked like spring might
spouses and a whole lot finally be on the way.
Selling over of great-grandkids from There is about two feet
John Hulin down to Eva of snow here.
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