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streets were dark and empty.
A night watchman made his
rounds from door to door of
the downtown businesses.
Most people had been home
for hours, many of them
alreay in bed asleep.
But the lights still shone
brightly in the newspaper
office and the old manual
typewriter clickety clacked
away as the editor recorded
what action had been taken
at the council meeting that
night.
Soon, thousands of people
would read that story and
learn what city council had
done to perhaps change their
lifestyles, alter their busi-
ness routines or lower their
insurance rates.
They would learn how
each councilman voted on an
issue and who they should
contact if they disagreed
with the position a council-
man took. The people
wanted this information and
knew they could find it in
their newspaper.
That's why the lights
burned late in the newspaper
office, because an editor was
dedicated to giving his sub-
scribers a detailed account-
ing of just what transpired at
that council meeting. The
next night it would be a
school board meeting, the
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omlc e,.c [ P t0r' ried.In hadMidian'a familyM°SeSand settledmar"
delayed. Although those down to tending his own
| T H E C O U N C I L R E C O R D | people who called the sup- business. That is, until one
day while he was out herding
| Published Every Wednesday At Council, Idaho I posed victims families were
I I Dear Editor" well meaning individuals, his sheep. On this particular
day Moses saw a bush on
| A.J. Longtin / " they would have caused far
l Editor & Publisher / ....... o" fire. This was not to unusual
I Seco d ....... I in all sincerity, i cann more problems. What if one by except the bush did not burn
/ n tass mail eermit Fenaing / resist the ur e " n atu of these ladies, had a weak
| Yearly Subscription $3.00 - Out of State $3 50 I ...... g to co gr .- heart (you don t have to be up. Moses went to look at the
/ ........... " 1 Ja¢e Mr. d. tteese remvan¢ co bush and as he came close to
It Aooress ........... art mail to r.u. urawer ~/I= ms'" J'etter ........... uct. Iz m wnmn ne old to have a heart condition) | ]|I The Council Church it, God called out to him. As
t;ou nczt, ,oano u.~t), z . . iii of The Nazarene-
| ............ I expressed hm athtude about or had an accident herself in| they talked, God told Moses,
I i.,rtone ZUU-ZD,:,t-o~dol I ~, • ,, e .I
L ........ l our gwe away ot me her hassle to go to her loved
He wanted him to go back to
l Ir |-, __ _ # _.., Panama Canal, I must say, in ones? This is why the hospi- | || Some Brainstorming Egypt and lead the Israelis " . . i i i
Uther tmt0rs = Ig my own opinion, it was really tal personnel or the very | |l Ab°ut Burning out to freedom. (Exodus 2-4)
NO NEED FORTHE a bit of classical truth, he capable sheriffs departmentI1" Bushes .
NIGHT WATCHMAN ,being threatened by repre-ms_de so obvious as to the notify next of kin following excitingThe burningpart of buShthis event.is an
sentatives in government mrernational gangsters an accident. The person or | i. Israelis mentioned However, the reason for it
by George A. Joplin IIIwho assume the attitude that which we are dealing with in persons can be correctly | |in the morning news; may b e more exciting. God
identified and their condition I w a fairly common event used it to get Moses atten-
it is better for the people to turnmgthis wholethe CanalCr°°kedoverPlanto the°f assessed before the relatives of the day. The nation and tion.
The hour was late, the not know what is going on,
what action they are consid- Reds! Especially, did I note are called. If the victims people of Israel have been a Has anything happened in
ering or have already taken.
"What they don't k n o w
won't hurt them," t h e y
boast.
But what they really mean
is that if they transact their
business under a cloak of
secrecy, no one will know
what they are doing and they
can run the government as
they darn well please.
How many times in recent
years has it been noted in
stories that a school board,
city council, fiscal court or
some other governing body
has gone into executive ses-
sion to discuss a problem, a
situation that probably
would be embarrassing? All
too many! If it is public
business they are discus-
sing, then rarely should it be
conducted behind closed
doors.
When you pick up a news-
paper today you have free-
dom in your hands, but will
his reference to Ford and
Nixon who both worked for
the Panama Canal "give-
away". Ford and Nixon are
a team; and have been, all
along!
The Canal most certainly
should not, be a political
issue!
Mr. Reese suggests peo-
ple write their Senators. As
personally speaking, I've
written some time ago, and
received prompt replys. All
but Senator Church were
definitely against it, includ-
ing, I should have said,
Idaho's two Congressmen,
who are strongly against this
international trick of drawing
the United States into a
highly dangerous position.
Gladys Knight
Dear Mr. Editor:
you still have that freedom of
Last week a mock disaster
relative is known to be ill or part of the news of the world
have a heart condition they
can be notified in person.
Several years ago my hus-
band had a heart attack
while out hunting. His buddy
for some time. About 1280
B.C. an Israeli named Moses
had a very unexpected expe-
rience. In 1280 B.C. the
Israelis were slaves of the
took him to the hospital but Egyptians. (This still almost
did not notify me on the, sounds like a news report)
doctors request. My hus, Moses had been saved from
band was treated, stabilized, death, when a baby, because
and admitted to the hospital the daughter of the Egyptian
your life lately that has
caused you to think of God in
a deeper way than usual?
What about that narrow
escape? or, the time you
promised to obey GOd if He
helped y o u o u t of this
"jam"? or, the morning you
got up thinking that what
had hapened the n i g h t
before was wrong?
in a matter of minutes. Dr.
Pogue then called me and
reassured me at the same
time. If he had stopped and
called me first and spent
time calming me down, valu-
able time in caring for my
husband would have been
delayed. No one knows as
well as I do how valuable
time is when Caring for a
critical patient.'I'm thankful
he handled it the way he did.
My husband recovered fully
and with little heart damage,
due to his prompt, efficient
care. Please dear citizens
consider my words and don't
hamoer those in charge from
leader adopted him. The lawBurning bushes; retain-
of the time stated that allders of God speaking to us.
Israeli male babies were toAre we answering "yes" or
be put to death. (They didn't
seem to have "progressed"
to far in the area of equal
rights.) Moses grew up, saw
an Egyptian mistreat an
Israeli slave, killed t h e
Egyptian and fled to a coun-
try called Midian.
are we shutting God off. It is
hard to pour water on a bush
that won't go out. Jesus
came to our world to save us.
GOd wants to get our atten-
tion. Let's r e s p o n d by
accepting Him as our God
and Jesus as our Savior.
Our Halloween
information tomorrow
governmental bodies
allowedto go unchallenged
into one secret session after
another?
The threat, the challenge
rests in the hands of the
people and if they--you and
I -- don't speak up and tell
our representatives how they
if drill was performed to pre-
are: pare m e d i c a 1 and lawefficiently carrying out their
enforcement personnel to duties. Don't alarm others
mord adequately meet a real when you may not even
have the correct facts.
Things are not always what
thley seem!
situation of this sort in the
future. These drills are very
beneficial to all. It has come
to my attention that our local
citizens can also benefit from
this drill. Many citizens driv-
Sincerely,
Linda Cook, R.N.
Thenthere will be no need quickly went out that the
for the lights to burn into the Fruitvale bus and driver's
training car were involved in
next a civic club dinner, then feel, personally or through ing by the scene of the NOTICE
a meeting of the planning editorials and letters to the accidentdrew hasty con-
and zoning commission and editor, then we may soon clusionsof w h a t h a d Friends andneighb°rs are
on and on. find ourselves without a occurredand called what invited to a 25th Wedding
|The new l e, to kn w.. unable to they thought were the vic- Anniversary potluck dinner
represente l at each- of these. hoM ee o iC'our hands, tiros families. The rumor for Frank and Helen Jones.
It will be held. at the Council
Grade School on October 23
wee hours of the night in the
newspaper office, no need
for the typewriter to clickety
clack. In fact, there will be
no need for the night watch-
man to make his rounds.
George A. Joplin III is
publisher of the Somerset
[Ky.] Commonwealth Jour-
nal and president of the
National Newspaper Assn.
Stories would written and
published so the :people
would be info ed Of what
was going on in their com-
munity.
"Congress shall make no
law...abridging the freedom
of speech, or of the press"
the First Amendment to the
Constitution states -- the
cornerstone of our demo-
cracy. Without this, all of our
liberties would be insecure.
Yet these freedoms are
15, Sheila 14 and Misty
age 4. They are all spor-
ting enthusiasts and look
forward to enjoying this
part of the country.
"We have a lot of ideas
New
Council Hotel
"This is something we
have dreamed of doing for
years and our whole family
is excited about our ven-
ture."
Sue Morris, looks for-
ward with anticipation to for future expansion of
working with her husband, the Old Hotel", she said.
Dean in the operation of"One change we're put-
the Council Hotel a n d ting into action immed-
Lounge which they have lately is to open the Care
purchased from John and on Sundays from 10 A.M.
Diane Logue, former to 5 P.M. for a "family
owners, day" with our own spe-
They have come here cial Sunday Menu".
from Flathead Lake wh re "We're so impressed by
Dean operated the Elks the community response
Club Resort. Prior to that to all of us. We're truly
Dean taught school and overwhelmed by the kind-
also spent several years in ness extended to us as
the Mobile Home business. Council newcomers and
He also managed the lks we hope our plans for the
Club in Spokane for a Old Hotel will reflect our
period of time. appreciation by serving the
Dean and Sue are the needs of the community to
parents of five children; the very best of our
James 17, Dale 16, Mike ability".
it. Wives and mothers were
called and notified of this.
Consequently many fright-
ened people rushed to the
scene of the accident or
called the hospital for infor-
mation. Neither vehicle was
even used in the drill and
these people were unneces-
sarily frightened. Hospital
phone lines were tied up so
that calls needing to be put
out in a real disaster situ-
ation would have been
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COUNCIL, Idaho
oxoffice Open 7:3t
Showtime 8:00
Phone 253-4839
THURS.. FRL
October 20 - 21
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SAT. N.
October 22 - 23
1.1, NEW--
bigger, more exciting
"AIRPORT, 1975"
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"OUR PLANS ARE SO EXCITING!" Dean and Sue Morris are
the enthusiastic new =wners of the Council Hotel and Loua0e.
New thing= have already happened and more are in the offing.
Costume Party at
OLD COUNCIL HOTEL
Saturday Night
October, 29
Prizes
at 1 p.m. No need for gifts,
but a money tree will be
displayed. Shhhhhh!! It's a
surprise !
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Worship Services 11:00 A.M.
New Owners
Tuesday
Choir Practice 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday
Prayer & Bible Study 7:30 P.M.
First Thursday of the Month
Church Council Meeting
7:30 P.M.
2nd Wed. of the Month
Ladies Aid 2:00 P.M.
Everyone is welcome, if you
need transportation, call the
Pastor,
ST. JUDE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday Mass 12:00 A.M.
Penance
Wed. Evening 7:00 P.M.
Alter Society
3rdoWednesday of the Month
NAZARENE
Rev. Jim Perry
Ph. 253-4564
Sunday School 10:00 A.M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.
Evening Evangelistic
Service 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday
Bible Study & Prayer 7:30 P.M.
Sanctuary Choir
Practice 8:30 P.M.
HIGHWAY TABERNACLE'
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Rev. K.H. Casper
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Worship 11:00 A.M. &7:30 P.M.
Thursday Bible Study & Prayer
7:30 P.M.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday
Priesthood 9:00 A.M.
Sunday School 10:30 A.M.
Sacrament Meeting 6:00 P.M.L
Other Meetings
Tuesday .... 10:'00"~.M.
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Youth Meeting 7:30 A.M.
Thursday
,,.Relief Society 10:00 A.M.
--.Youth Meeting 7:30 A.M.
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New Managers
Wayne and Penny Taylor invite you to come and see--
Friday and Saturday Nig
P.M. to t A.M.
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to your indivMual needs, keep glasses
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and bread baskets full. Enjoy!
SUMMER HOURS
6:00A. M. to 11:00 P. M. - Week days
6:00A. M. to 12:00 M. N.- Fri.- Sat
11:00 A. M. to 11:00 P. M. - Sundays
Reservations if You Wish
Orders to Go P H O N E 253-9962
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