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!TLO E OTHELLO OUTLO01( - Pqe ?
3, | tELLO, WASHINGTON THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1974
By Jessie M. Plant return home Sunday.
488-2935 *************
for New Year's Pastor and Mrs. Brad
ilutions?
~e man in our house said, Kolbo, with year-old Scott,
spent the holiday at a reunion
*** Uy bother? Your last year's of his family in Nampa, Ida.
,Is untouched good as new. Attending were both Brad's
oliday ~don't you just use it again grandfathers and grandmoth-
cktoldv'~Saveyourselfthetrouble." ers, as well as uncles, aunts
Yalla W~s version of the list.--~ and cousins, several coming
sit with|ll not talk so much. I will from other states.
the J~ss opinionated. I will lose They were l~ouseguests of
; Al ]~pounds." his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neal
7hat a terrible thing to Kolbo.
and on a quiet, peace- *************
morning, too. No Busy Holiday
lan in her right mindA busy holiday for Jack and
ld resolve such things, let Karen Anthony and their four
e tell her husband! children.
that really makes me mad Leaving Othello Dec. 22,
lit I've turned this house they visited with her mother,
down looking for thatPhyllis Achziger in Tacoma
~ORAL: two days; a cousin, Mr. and
Keep
all
resol-
Mrs. Don Thompson in Wood-
Ins QUIET and work at inville, spending Christmas
~n alone. And Happy 1974! Eve in Everett with his sister,
************* the Les Carney family.
H
i olidayGuests And as did many others,
1 houseful of holiday arriving home Chirstmas
|piny for the David Sperls afternoon.
i here for two weeks, *************
ring Dec. 28. , Another family reunion for
iavid s brother Mr. ana the the holidays, this at the
i. Dennis Sperl'with their home of the Thomas Bookers,
i children from Peters- Jr.
g, Alaska. Ann's sister, Mr. Arriving for the Christmas
!Mrs. Roger Thompson and celebration and visiting were
children from Great Falls, their daughter, the Frank
m. and her parents, Mr. Parentes, with Steve and
i Mrs. Willard Olson, of Tony, from Seattle, and son
~ent, N.D. David who is attending the
************* University of Washington.
~: From Colorado Joining round the "Festive
|r tuests of- Don and Betty Board" on Chirstmas day were
aes for the past two weeks the Randy Bookers and their
~. !e been her mother, Mrs. three children; the Bruce
a Pool, from Fort Collins, Reames with their four
:OST
O. and Dan's parents, Mr.
I Mrs. Wilbur Hines of
Orado Springs.
!he threesome met in
~ver for the plan ride to
)kane, and left yesterday
their homes.
children; the Evan Bookers
with Fay, and Pat's mother,
Mrs. O.J. Patterson, visiting
from Pullman.
Arriving Dec. 22 for an
extended visit at the home of
************* Harry and Mallie Fisher were
Parents Here Dorothy Greve, a longtime
[oliday company for the friend from Pueblo, Colo., and
Thiemes. His parents,
Fred Thiemes of Kimberly
eher parents, the Delmar
rsens, of Boise; her sister,
and Mrs. John Royston
children, and friends, Mr.
Mrs. Frank Nielsen and
hie, all of Couer d'Alene.
family gathering of 15
day.
le Thiemes.honored their
at~ an,: ~ei~ hO1~e
Irda~ evening.
houseguests of the
: Lochmillers were her
,'nts, Mr. and Mrs. Z.W.
with her
'l.
so visiting were Karen's
Ran and Virginia John,
their two youngsters
Wilbur, houseguests of
~rents, the David Johns.
opening began at 6 a.m.
morning with the
of the younger Johns
and d!nner that day
ed Rick s parents, carl
nne Lockmiller and his
parents, visiting from
~nd, Ore.
Home for Holidays
ith the arrival of their
;hter, Alice, from Lo:
ele:, the Walt Daniel .
the ~hole family home tor
stn as.
[ice is studying under an
program of the
of Puget Sound.
*************
ered around the table
turkey and
at the Joe Vander-
t house were the whole
Mr. and
Clink with
~non, and a son, Mr. and
Joe VanderVloedt, with
lael, all of Moses Lake.
son Michael, recen~olY
from Germany . ,
Ellen especially cooKeo
n the cob, not to be found
rseas-, a requested treat.
~m and Irene Hoehn
Christmas with the
Russells, guests of his
Its, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
HL out in Block 16
hers ~a,~ , "
s b, ,th e/%: wit er:
and children from Eph-
a sister, Marcie, home
Fort Lewis where she is
Ined with the Army, and
grandmother, Pernie
Pasco.
them for the even-
another brother and
e Russell, from
querque, N.M.
*************
|ce
of the Ice
for Al and
- called by them
delightful this
~y was
dinner at the new
Restaurant, an
and arrival
~-~-uay morning.
************
We~s vist for Edna
aan OVer the Chirstmas
her son and his
and Sue Coffman,
A special treat
s before her
Mallies's cousin, Erwin Flem-
ing, of Deer Lodge, Mont.
Expected at the home for
the New Year holiday is a son,
Don Fisher, of Olympia with
his wife, Term and daughter
Cherell.
To California
Another Christmas visit -
this one for Hobart and June
Roberts, v~hospent4gea~tays in
San Jose, Calif. visiting their
daugher and son-in-law, Phyl-
lis and Rod Barrie, and grand-
children, Bennie and Jennifer.
Shopping, visiting and
sightseeing Carmel, Monterey
and the "17-mile drive" in
balmy weather ....
Over to Olympia for Mel and
Bernice Sherbert, accompani-
ed by Ronald, of Pullman.
To the home of another son,
Bueford and family, where
they opened gifts on Christ-
mas Eve with dinner on
Christmas day. Dinner guests
included Selma's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Gaddis of
Olympia and Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Chitty and sons of
Tacoma, long-time friends of
the Sherberts from Kansas
days.
From Alaska
And down from Eagle
River, Alaska, for Christmas
with her parents, the Jo
Jensens, came the Dan
Doughertys with Dahette.
Leaving Alaska Dec. 27 in 46
degree weather, they arrived
at Pasco Airport in Friday's
snowstorm.
Coming for a late Christmas
celebration and big turkey
dinner were the Jensens'
other children- Mike and Mary
Ann Jeffers, Moses Lake;
Mike and Donna Adams with
Don and Lori, and son, Larry,
all Othello.
The first time the family has
been together in nine years,
they spent a part of the day
having family pictures taken.
A family gathering cele-
brated Lori's first birthday
and Larry's birthday, -both
Jan. 1- Tuesday at the Mike
Adams home on Royal Slope.
The Doughertys will leave
Sunday for Fowler, Colo.,
where they plan to visit with
her maternal grandmother.
Then on to Arizona where they
will visit her paternal grand-
mother and his parents in
Phoenix before the flight home
to Alaska.
Highway Quiet
The road to Bend, Ore., both
coming and going, was rem-
inescent of the poem, "...not a
creature was stirring, not
even a mouse!".
So very few cars. Gas
stations closed . . . restaur-
ants, too, especially on Chirst-
mas day.
Arriving home with us after
the holiday celebration with
our daughter and family were
the three granddaughters,
Kim,12,Kelly,10 and Heather,
ALMOST nine, as she says.
They returned home Sun-
day, excited about their first
bus ride . . . and looking for-
ward to a week of skiing in
Bend's high country.
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