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The Adams County Record
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
Page 3
Silver & Gold by Shirley W'flson
Oh deer!
Well what's new in your
world this week? By the
time this gets in thepaper
our bus will have made the
trip to Ontario. I thought
they were going on the
10% but they changed it
to the 3rd, which is this
Thursday. I guess no one
could go on the 10th.
We will be having Bingo
on the 4th of November at
7:00 PM.
Some of us got our
hearing tested last Friday,
and I was told I need
hearing aids. But I'm not
doing that at this time. I
don't know if anyone
bought hearing aids
Or not. I know we had
several people come and
be tested.
I'm hearing some of you
have been deer hunting
and getting one. Good
luck, but I couldn't shot
those cute things myself.
But then I am not from
a hunting country, until
Ray and I moved here. So
I will buy my meat at the
market.
I can't think of anything
going on that I can report
to you, so will make this
short. Until next week.
Have a good week!
The Pastor's Corner
Where Did That Come From?
Remember the Jim Of The Heart will
Carrey character in the provide the framework
movie Liar Liar? Carrey for many of our thoughts.
played the part of The first enemy I
Fletcher, a lawyer and would like to expose
pathological liar whose and deal with is GUILT.
son wishes that his father Guilt says, "I Owe You:'
would tell the truth for Every wrong we
one whole day. Magically, do can be restated as
for twenty-four hoursan act of theft, either
it becomes impossibletoward someone else
for Fletcher to lie about or God. Have you ever
anything. Suddenly his found yourself saying, "I
heart is exposed and owe her an apology!"?
his mouth becomes an Or if we cannot pay we
unfiltered mirror of say, "Please forgivd me:'
what's been in it all along. We feel obligated to pay
If suddenly it becamesomething or ask for
impossible for us to forgiveness.
cover up all the junk we When we are in a
normally h{de in our relational IOU position
hearts, not only would brought on by poor
everyone around us bechoices, we look for
shocked but, I believe any excuse to be absent
that even we, too, would rather than face the ones
be surprised by what is we owe. We want to hide
hidden there, what we've done and
And that's the goal for who we are. from those
this month's columns, to around us.
look at our hearts and So what'S the first step
discover, then deal with toward dealing with this
some of the enemies debt?
that live there. AndyIt's bringing it out
Stanley's book Enemies into the open, first to
ourselves and then to the
person we owe, through
something called,
"Confession:' Confession
literally means to "say
and feel the same as"
or to agree accurately
and feel appropriately
-about what you
- di& The result is you
accept responsibility
for what you've done,
you want never to
repeat it, and you are
willing to do whatever
is necessary to make it
right. You confess that
to the person yon have
wronged. Confession
is a public step toward
abandoning sin.
When it comes to our
relationship with God,
we accept responsibility
for our sin, desire never
to repeat it, and receive
forgiveness through
Christ, Who paid the
penalty for our sins of
selfish independence.
Nothing less than
paying that debt will
relieve a guilty heart of
its sense of "I Owe You!"
Obituary
Kenneth Wright
Kenneth Wright, 84,
a United States Navy
veteran of Council,
Idaho, passed away
October 16, 2016. He
was preceded in death
by his wife of 58 ½
years, Elizabeth Wright,
January 17, 2012.
He is survived
by daughters, Lori
Cockerham (Avery)
Rondi Murphy (Dave
Mink); and son Michael
Wright (Rose); 14
grandchildren and 7
great grandchildren.
A celebration of both
of their lives will be
held at a later date. For
now he is in the cookie
jar with Liz.
Obituary
Marva Owens Moats
July 24, 1922 - October
21, 2016
Mom was born on July
24,1922 to Joseph Alma
Owens and Alice Elvaretta
Harris at her grandparents
home just west of Eagle, ID.
She attended school in Glenns
Ferry, ID, where she was very
involved in music.
She married William
Abraham Moats, her high
school sweetheart, on April
4, 1942 in Jasper, FL after
traveling alone across the
country by train during
World War n. ]hey returned
to Glenns Ferry after the
war, where they owned
and operated Moats Auto
Company together for many
years.
q-hey raised their family
there. When Dad took a Civil
Service job, they left Glenns
Ferry and lived in New
Mexico, Colorado and Alaska
Oust to name a few places). As
Mom would say "We moved
from Valdosta, GA to Beth&
AK, and a half-dozen places in
between." When they retired,
they settled in New Meadows,
ID. She moved to an assisted
living complex-in Meridian,
ID several years after Dad's
passing, closer to more family.
She had her mother's
indomitable spirit and
personal power; her heart and
velvet touch, combined with
a back-bone of titanium steel
She was artistic in so many
ways - music, painting, floral
arrangement, cake decorating,
seamstress extraordinaire, and
raising a family. She was the
ultimate Morn, Grandma,
Nana & GG. Loving, strong,
giving, kind and intuitive; with
just enough humor and SASS
to make life really interesting.
She laughed and sang right up
to her last day.
She was so easy to love.
She is survived by her
children: Marsha Ann Shriver
(Jim) of New Meadows ID,
lanett Kay Hampton (Vlc) of
Boise ID, Vhginia Rae Barton
(Bruce) of New Plymouth,
ID, and William Hale Moats
(Sandy) of Ernmett, ID; her
sister, Karen Rae Anderson
(Doug) of Taylorsville, LIT;
11 grandchildren, 22 great-
grandchildren and 12 great-
great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death
by her adoring, beloved
husband, Bill, daughter Bonny
Jeanne, parents Joseph & Elva
Owens, and siblings Seldon
Owens, Lyle Owens, Bob
Owens and Clarita Lawrence.
Services will be held
Saturday November 5th at
1~00 at the LDS Church 2nd
Ward, 400 Elo Road, McCall,
ID. Vmwing for family &
friendS at 9:30. Arrangements
made by Heikkila Funeral
Chapel.
Continued from page 1
promote all the festivals and
scenic wonders of the area.
Lincoln said that most
Idaho tourists do not have
any idea about the reasons
for visiting our area, and a
Visitor's Guidebook would
fall in the gaps to promote
stopping by in Weiser,
Midvale, Cambridge, Council,
and New Meadows.
The guide would feature
local events and scenic
locations along the route
and would be distributed at
all Idaho Visitor Welcome
Centers and at local
businesses. The Council
Chamber was very interested
in the idea and encouraged
Lincoln to provide a budget
for what the guide will cost to
produce and print.
To be available during the
next travel season, the guide
will need to be completed by
March 1, 2017.
Capitol Christmas Tree
Members of the Chamber
reviewed the plans for the
Tuesday, November 8, visit
of the National Christmas
Tree in Council. The tree
is slated to arrive in town
around 1.~0 PM, and will be
featured at the Elementary
School parking lot with the
Elementary School students
creating decorations for the
tree during the visit.
The Christmas Tree will be
installed at the U.S. Capitol in
December and has a theme
this year of "Idahds Gem."
The tree will be escorted
out of town with a parade
starting at 2"30 PM at the
Council High School and
winding through downtown
Council as tile tree leaves
towrL The top three floats
will be awarded prizes, and
the Council High School
Band will perform during the
parade. This should be a-don't
miss event to see the tree that
we will be sending east to the
Capitol.
In other business before
the Chamber:
1. Most of the new
decorations are being
donated by Mahon Logging
Compan;fi with the Chamber
spending $300 for new lights
and fresh evergreen swags for
downtown.
2. Incoming President Ron
Hundahl has printed business
cards for Chamber members
to use with Chamber contact
informatiorL
3. The Assisted Living
Center Study Group will be
hosl~ag a "meet and greet"
event on Saturday, December
3 from 4.~0 PM to 7.~0 PM
at the Legion Hall. Local
businesses are encouraged to
introduce their services and
products at the event, which
will feature snacks and a wine
The next Chamber
meeting is scheduled for
Monday, November 14
at 12.tl0 noon at the High
School Library.
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St. ]udds ~
Highway 95, Council
1 st & 3rd Sundays 10:00 am
Friday Mass - noon.
O~rdl of die lqazarGm
102 S. Exeter • 208-566-4264
Pastor John Schaffer
Discipleship 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Sunday Fellowship 12:00 p.m.
Children's Church 11:15 a.m.
barn vaL, y Cormm
Pastor Brian Gladhart 355-2020
Assoc. Pastor Isaac Ward 257-3812
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service 11:15 a.m.
Wed. Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Gmrdl ofltu Qmtt
of tattn"
212 S Fairfield, Council • 253-4330
Bishop: Dou#as Linford
Morning Worship 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School: 10:45 am
Visitor's Welcome
Colmdl Bide (]lladl
190 4th Ave. • 253-4796
Pastor Dale LyttJe
Cored or God
253-6430 Pastor: Geoff Cole
Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Prayer Monday 5:30 p.m.
Bible Study Thurs. 7 p.m.
Horn a Pr pr
Meets at 340 Commercial Street,
Weiser, Idaho
208-318-8660 or 208-549-0669
Pastors Stephen and Debbie Blount
Sunday School 9:30 a.m.
Services 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 P.M
Bible Study Thursday 7:00 p.m.
C0m C0rmm
105 California Ave. ° 253-6461
www.councilcc.org
Co-Pastors: Wayne Freedman
& Les Sheneberger
Morning Worship 10 a.m.
Wed. Bible Studies 7:30 pm
Mon. Women's Bible Study 7 pm
Thurs. Men's Breakfast Bible Study 7 am
Nm Headom
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210 N. Heighho • 347-2427
Pastor Jack Bynum
Morning Worship 10:30 a.m
Children's Church held during worship
PanBm For (]lrbt Qa~tbll
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Basement of Tater Tots Daycare
208-741-0410 Pastor: Jon Sorg
Services Sunday 11:00 a.m.
Cowd vanej Chm
Rev. David Poor
403 N Darunount
Sunday School 9:45 am
Worship 11 am
Wed Prayer / Bible Study 7 pm