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OTH[LLO, WASHINGTON
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THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK
THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1974
HONORED DISTRICT PRESIDENT - Mrs. B.J. Plant of Othello, 12th district
American Legion auxiliary president, was the honored district president at a special
dinner in East Wenatchee last Saturday evening held for the national auxiliary president.
Mrs. B.M. Garrett, national president, is at left, with Virgina Dallam, East Wenatchee,
state president, at right.
Resident Feted During
National Leader Visit
Mrs. B.J. Plant, Twelfth
District president of the
American Legion Auxiliary,
Department: of Washington,
was honored district president
Saturday evening during the
official state visitation of Mrs.
B.M. Jarrett, National Auxili-
ary president, of North
Carolina.
Twelfth District's member-
ship stood at 103.67 per cent,
highest in the state, with all
CWSC Honors
Go to Eight
EI,LENSBURG- Eight area
students are included on the
('('ntral Washington State
('ollege wintrr quarter honor
roll announced last week by
~i('e president for academic
affairs l)r. Edward Harring-
Ion.
Among 113 students with
at{-A grades were William F.
Neely of Royal City and
Richard Collins of Othello.
Other local students were
(;.nnie Danielson of Othello
and Dennis W. Grimmer,
Cheryl L. Neeley, William T.
Maher, Janet E. Sa]inas and
Kelly Dee Morton, all of Royal
City.
A total of 1,474 students
a('hieved a minimum of 3.25
~rade point average for the
quarter to qualify for the
honor roll. To be eligible a
~i udent must complete at least
12 credit hours (luring the
quarter,
Units at 100 per cent member-
ship goal or over. Units are
Lind, Othello, Connell, Mesa-
Eltopia, Pasco, Kennewickl
Richland, Benton City, Pros-
ser, Walla Walla, Dayton and
Waitsburg.
The banquet and reception
for Mrs. Jarrett was held at
Eddie May's Inn in East
Wenatchee, home town of
state auxiliary president, Mrs.
Larry Dallam.
More than 200 Legion and
Auxiliary members attended.
Singing Disciples
Plan Bake Sale
The Singing Disciples, teen
choir of the Church of the
Nazarene, have planned a
bake sale Saturday, Apr. 13, at
Jack's Bargain Barn, be-
ginning at 9:30 a.m.
Among the items for sale
will be the popular TV Time
popcorn many have re~ested,
Proceeds from the sale will go
to provide sound equipment
for their choir.
Correction Noted
Gall Johnston assisted with
the reception for the Karl
Johnson and Pamela McKeen
wedding instead of Gaff
Johnson as was incorrectly
reported last week.
Skills Event
Set Apr. 19
MOSES I,AKE - Fourteen
high schools are expected to
send contestants to the first
Business Skills Tournament,
to be held Apr. 19 on the Big
Bend Community College
campus.
The tournament will feature
contests in accounting, short-
hand, typing and spelling. In
addition to the contests a
special communications work-
shop, conducted by Mrs. Betty
Burns, educational represent-
ative of Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone of Spokane, is on
tap.
The event is being
sponsored by Phi Beta Lamb-
da, post-secondary business
education organization, with
the assistance of Big Bend
faculty members. The tour-
nament begins at 9:30 a.m. and
will end at 2:30 p.m.
Students will bring their
own lunches.
t
Truck
Tractor,
Passenger,
Batteries
1255 S. Broadway
Crusad
Christian Life and Witness
courses, which have been
taught to thousands of indi-
viduals in conjunction with
Billy Graham Crusades around
the world, will begin in the
Columbia Basin area next
week in Moses Lake and
Ephrata.
This important lay-training
program, to extend over a
four-week 0eriod, will be
taught here by Billy Graham
team member Lowell M.
Jackson of Atlanta, Ga.
Jackson explained that the
course covers the basics of
Dinner Slated
For Saturday
The Altar Society of Sacred
Heart Catholic Church is
sponsoring a Mexican dinner
Saturday, Apr. 27, in the
church basement, 7th and
Juniper.
Serving will be 5 to 9 p.m.,
with the menu including
enchiladas, tamales, tacos,
Spanish rice and refried beans.
Cost will be $2 for adults and
$1.25 for those under 12.
Tickets may be obtained
from Altar Society members
or by calling Mrs. Santos Veliz
at 488-2515 or Mrs. Julian
Bustamante at 488-2455.
United Meth~list the featured speaker at a
United Methodist Women Juniper Baptist Association
will meet with Mrs. George Youth Retreat Apr. 12 and 13.
Sundgren, 1115 E. Rainier, He will speak on the theme,
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Apr. 17. "Free to Choose - His Way or
Mrs. Ray Logan will be Mine". His wife, Connie, will
co-hostess. The program will sing special music.
be given by the Rev. and Mrs. The retreat will be at Camp
Don Larson on the topic, "A Santian near Suttle Lake, Ore.
Meaningful -and Relevant Around 200 Junior High, High
Theology". School and college students
************* are expected to attend.
A laboratory training school
for all levels of teachers in
Christian education will be
held Apr. 19-21 at the United
Methodist Church in Wenat-
chee. Contact Mrs. Jim Taylor,
488-2819 for details.
Pilgrim Lutheran
Monday, Apr. 15, Council
Committee meets 7:30 p.m.,
followed by Church Council at
8:30 p.m.
Junior Choir rehearses at
3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Apr. 16.
*************
Ruth Circle will meet
Wednesday, Apr. 17, with a
noon luncheon served by Mrs.
Don Smith and Irma Mercer.
Mrs. Neff Thompson will lead
the Bible Study.
*************
There will be a library
meeting tonight, Apr. 18, 7:30
p.m. at the church.
Southern Baptist
Pastor Dan Brandel will be
Due To The Increase In
The Cost Of Living. We
Are Forced To Increase
Our Prices 25¢.
Increase Goes Into Effect
Tuesday, April 30, 1974
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Life, Witness Classes This Week resulthave always g°ne' but aSl|of these classes e~[J
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which begin at 7:30 p.m., will ing the four classes said, "I've The whole thing has tal~!
be held in Ephrata at Holy been a Christian for years, i new meaning!"
Christian beliefs and ethics,
what a believer's life should be
and how one should intereact
in society as he seeks to wit-
ness to his faith.
The classes include the
following topics: The effective
Christian Life; The Well-
Balanced Christian Life; the
Christian's Witness; and Ef-
fective Follow-up.
"The classes are open to all
without obligation. The Study
Guide is provided free along
with other class materials. It is
expected that all signing up for
the classes will attend two
classes per week only in the
location most convenient,"
said Jackson.
The weekly sessions, all of
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$110 + F.E.T. $9.08
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Trinity Lutheran Church on
Mondays and Wednesdays,
Apr. 15, 17, 22, 24, and at
Immanuel Lutheran Church in
Moses Lake on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, Apr. 16,18,23,25.
Local leaders urge youth to
attend particularly, since
youth counselors will be
needed. Anyone wishing to
serve as a counselor at the
crusade must attend these
classes.
"To the average person,"
continued Jackson, "this
course provides real oppor-
tunity for renewed Christian
experience and discipleship. A
young man recently complet-
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