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Obituary
Irene Page
Irene Page, 88, Cambridge,
Idaho died of a stroke while
surrounded by her family on
May 5, 2016. She was born
March 4, 1928 on her parents’
homestead, 7 miles east
of Cambridge, Idaho. Her
parents, Fred and Rose Muir
Toney, raised 7 children on
the homestead: Violet Muir,
William Muir, Lillian Muir,
Allen Muir, Leo Toney, Irene
Toney and Joseph Toney.
She was a lifelong member
of the Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, Cambridge. Her
mother, Rose, would take the
children to this same church
Grade School, a one room
country school that taught all
8 grades in one. She always
rode the horse bareback to
school, 3 miles each way. She
graduated from Weiser
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Cambridge Cafe (now the
Senior Citizen Center),
then as a bookkeeper at the
Golden Rule store (the Ranch
House Cafe) and also at
Cambridge Welding (behind
Bucky’s cafe).
She married Larry Page in
1950 and raised 6 childrem
Danny, Dennis, David,
Donnie, Dean and after 5 boys
they got their precious girl,
Laurene. Irene’s mother, Rose,
was born in Ireland, and Irene
was Irish at heart. She was
taught thatinthe Irish culture,
nothing is as important
as family. Irene loved her
a house full. The house
they built continues to be a
gathering place for family. It
was typical to have 30 at the
family gatherings, and the
more there, the better she
liked it
Irene was a hard worker,
raising a big garden to feed
her family, canning fruit and
baking bread. Irene worked at
the City Market (Loveland’s
General Store) for 47 years.
She started as a clerk in
1963 and in 1980 she and
daughter Laurene purchased
the store and operated it for
30 years. They bought the
store every day until she was
82. They sold the store to
Loveland’s in 2010.
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Tuesday, May 10, 7 PM
at Thomasdn Funeral
Home, Weiser. Services. on
Irene is survived by her Wednesday, May 11, 2PM,
children Danny (Judy) of
Council, Dennis (Sharon) of
Idaho Falls, David (Diane) of
Middleton, Dean (Pattie) of
Cambridge, Laurene (Ernie)
Houghton of Cambridge.
A brother Leo (Georgia)
Toney of Ontario, Oregon
Numerous grandchildren and
great grandchildren
She was preceded in death
by her husband Larry, son
Donnie, Brothers William
Muir, Allen Muir, Joseph
at Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, Cambridge. The
family will meet with friends
and a viewing at 1PM before
the service. Burial will be at
the Cambridge Cemetery.
Friends are invited to a dinner
at the Cambridge Baptist
Church following interment.
Donations in lieu of
flowers may be sent to the
Cambridge Volunteer
Ambulance. Condolences
may be sent to the at
with horse and wagon, a 2 . children, grandchildren adjoining Danielson’s
market Toney and sisters Violet Ryan wwwlienkaemper—thomason.
. Schoolin1946. . . . . . .
hour tnp each way. She worked at the and great grandchildren. in 1992,
combining the two and Lilhan Hall. corn
Irene went to Highland Her greatest joy was having stores. Irene worked at
the Viewing and Rosary,
The Pastor's Corner Council Valle Free Libra Book Shelf
The Debt We Owe Jesus
PAR'rz
BY DOUG LINFORD
Jesus did not come
as a conquering king or
ruler, but as a humble
baby, born in a stable. He
grew to manhood and
appeared to many around
him as just a man. He
was, however, perfect
(without sin). He gave
us the perfect example
on how we should live
our lives. My favorite
picture of the Christ is
when He is surrounded
by children. When His
disciples wanted to send
away the children we read
in Matthew 14, "But Jesus
said, Suffer little children,
and forbid them not, to
come unto me: for of such
is the kingdom of heaven."
He did not condone sin,
but forgave the sinner.
In John 8 we read that
the scribes and Pharisees
confronted Jesus thinking
to trick him saying,
“Master, this woman was
taken in adultery, in the.
very act.”
5- “Now Moses in
the law commanded
us, that such should be
stoned: but what sayest
thou?"‘
7- “So when they
continued asking him,
he lifted up himself, and
said unto them, He that
the woman standing in
the midst.”
10— “When Jesus had
lifted up himself, and saw
none but the woman, he
said unto her, Woman,
is without sin among you, where are those thine
let him first cast a stone at
her." .
8— “And again he
stooped down, and wrote
on the ground."
9— “And they which
heard it, being convicted
by their own conscience,
went out one by one,
Jesus was left alone, and
accusers? Hath no man
condemned thee?"
11— “She said, No
man, Lord. And Jesus
said unto her, Neither
do I condemn thee: go,
.
and 5111 no more.
Jesus gave us an
example to guide our lives
after him.
New Books at the
Council Library
Adult fiction
An Autumn War 8: the Price of S rin by Daniel
Abraham
Shadow and Betrayal by Daniel Abraham
Dreamland: Satan by Dale Brown
Diamond Rin s are Deadl Thin
Chistensen
The Museum of Extraordinary Things by Alice
Hoffman
Banner O’Brien by Linda Lael Miller
Corbin’s Fancy by Linda Lael Miller
Memory’s Embrace by Linda Lael Miller
15th Affair by James Patterson
One Moment, One Morning by Sarah Rayner
Elemental by Kim Richardson
s by Rachelle
Canvasback
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duck
and down inlandtonortheast
This Canvasback Duck is Nevada, and through the
a regular to Adams County Dakotas. They winter in the
and the Northwest. Its its southern United States or
BY FRED ERLAND
which she incubates for 23 with a few nestlings out and
to 29 days in a floating nest about; Please remember that
The floating nest is made up “chicks” are normally okay
of reeds and grass, and is on the ground and are being
a bulky island anchored to watched by the mom or both
marsh plants and lined with parents. If very small, they
Extreme Prey by John Sandford
Most Wanted by Lisa Scottoline
Brooklyn by Colm Toibin
Non Fiction
When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi
Dark ,Tide by Stephen Puleo
Ballantine by Peter Stark
Robot Building for Beginners by David Cook
Down at the Docks by Rory Nugent
Juvenile
down. should be placed back in the
The young are fully capable nest, or if starting to fly just
of fending for themselves at left alone. Always if in any
fledging [flying] time at about doubt, just leave them be, as
60 to 70 days after hatching. you should any baby animal
These ducks are eaters of
seeds, buds, leaves, tubers,
roots, snails and insect larvae.
They eat 24 hours of the
day, not caring ifit is daylight
or dark. Their greatest love
is for sago pondweed, which
Mom is always aware of
where her young’ens are and
will care for them
Have great birding and
mushrooming time this
nice warm spring. And, yes,
I did like the light show in
'Nicholas
Non—fiction
Bunnie in the Bathroom by Ben Baglio
Raymie Nightingale by Kate DiCamillo
Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Christopher
Robot Army Rampage by Bob Pflugfelder
Higgley Piggledy by Francesca Simon
Follow the Moon Home by Philippe Cousteau
Go Green by Paul Reynolds
My only feeling about superstition is that it’s
breeg range up the al ong th 6 west mast eat first, anytime it is
Meadows Valley Saturday unlucky to be behind at the end Of the game.
coast to southeastern Alaska The female lays 7 to 12 eggs, available night
Duffy Daugherty
, All birds are hatching now,
Community Worship Services Directory
St. Jude’s Catholc and!
Highway 95, Council
1st at 3rd Sundays 10:00 am
Friday Mass noon.
(Judi of the Namene
102 S. Exeter ‘- 208-566-4264
Pastor John Schaffer
Discipleship 10 am. '
Morning Worship 11 am.
Sunday Fellowship 12:00 pm.
Children’s Church 11:15 am.
lnrlan Vdey Conlnlmlty Candi
Pastor Brian Gladhart 355-2020
Assoc. Pastor Isaac Ward 257-3812
Sunday School 10:00 am. v
Worship Sen/ice 1 1:15 am.
Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm.
aim of 1 Club:
of latter Day Sins
212 5 Fairfield, Council 0 253-4330
Bishop: Douglas Linford
Morning Worship 9:30 am.
Sunday School: 10:45 am
Visitor’s Welcome
Councl Bble (Jde
190 4th Ave. 0 253-4796
Pastor Dale Lyttle
Councl Valley Assembly of God
253-6430 Pastor: Geoff Cole
Sunday School 9:45 am.
Morning Worship 10:45 am.
Power 81: Light Company Tue. 7 pm.
Bible Study Thurs. 7 pm.
Home of Prayer
Meets at 340 Commercial Street,
Weiser, Idaho
208-318-8660 or 208-549-0669
Pastors Stephen and Debbie Blount
Sunday School 9:30 am.
Services 10:30 am. at 6:30 PM
Bible Study Thursday 7:00 pm.
Coundl Community (1de
105 California Ave. 0 253-6461
www.councilcc.org
Co-Pastors: Wayne Freedman
8: Les Sheneberger
Morning Worship 10 am.
Wed. Bible Studies 7230 pm
Mon. Women’s Bible Study 7 pm
Thurs. Men’s Breakfast Bible Study 7 am
Nan Meadow
Uflted and“:
210 N. Heighho 0 347-2427
Pastor Jack Bynum
Morning Worship 10:30 am
Children’s Church held during worship
FanISForCluktOum
PM
Basement of Tater Tots Daycare
208-741-0410 Pastor: Jon Sorg
Sen/ices Sunday 1 1:00 am.
0)!de Valey Boast Cluudi
Rev. David Poor
403 N Dartmount
Sunday School 9:45 am
Worship 11 am
Wed Prayer Bible Study 7 pm