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OTHELLO OUTLOOK - Page 5
WASHtNGTON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974
Cooperative Extension Service
by Lorraine Kingdon
on a low-salt diet
scouting around for
about garlic
Are they really
didn't say who put you
'our doctor or
If it's your
',he can give you a list of
You're allowed in your
diet.
Sue Nicholson,
ision nutritionist at
State University,
garlic, onion and
salts are a mixture of
salt and a dried
They mnotbe used
if you're
diet.
find salt substitutes
;ium instead of
they're available at
stores or grocery
But, check with your
sometimes patients
to avoid potassium as
sodium salts.
Jsing lemon juice for a
it adds and brings
And, it fits right
low-salt diet.
having more trouble
lawn started. I saw
Zoysia grass and
perfect, but my
says nothing is that
it? -
it's not--particularly in
ton. Even though the
rsia sound like the
discovery since corn
~s really only good for
warm ground and
sunshine to survive.
the mild Puget Sound
Attend
Meeting
DKG Unit
'local members were in
Lnce last Friday and
as 200 women edu-
;of Delta Kappa Gamma
Voted endorsement of
financial funding of
public schools.
the Oct. 4 and 5
board meeting
Organization in Moses
Ardis Steenerson
Zilliox, president
of the local
chapter.
Ivory, membership
n, and Nicki Padgett,
chairman, also at-
the workshop on
called for
of Initiative Measure
Other methods of
could augment
Initiative 48,
Board felt.
ket Planning
erway for Club
is already a key
the Othello Mrs.
Club as members
for a table
for the Beta Flea
to be held in Decem-
area, your lawn would be
green only from mid-May or
mid-June until the first frost.
In colder parts of Washington,
Zoysia would not live through
the winter.
Call your county Extension
agent for lawn care recom-
mendations in your area.
I want to try drying some
fruits and vegetables. But, I
don't know whether my family
is going to like them very
much so I'd Hke to dry just a
little bit this year. l've heard
about drying in my oven. How
much does it cost? What kind
of equipment will I need?
Sounds to me like a very
sensible approach.
Eunice Meakin, Extension
nutritionist at Washington
State University, says you'll
need wire trays for oven
drying. Cookie sheets won't do
because they don't let the air
circulate.
Just tack wire screening to a
wooden frame; make the
frame about four inches
smaller than the inside of your
oven. Cheesecloth trays will
also work unless you have a
gas oven; the cloth has a nasty
habit of burning up. Trays are
the only special equipment
you'll need.
Oven drying costs about
three cents an hour; some
foods may take up to 24 hours
for drying.
The experts say the only
way you can save money
drying foods is to have them
available pretty close to free.
Send your questions to
Lurrain B. Kingdon, 40iE
Ag Phase II, Washington
State University, Pullman,
WA 99163. Due to the Volume
of mail, questions will be ans-
wered only in this column. For
further information, contact
your county Extension office.
HONORED WITH LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP - Mrs. John Para, right, was presented
with a life membership in the American Legion Auxiliary here Tuesday night. Mrs. Pars
has been an active member of Haase-Henry Unit 219 since it's national charter on June
26, 1947. The award was presented by Mrs. B.J. Plant, president, during the annual Girls'
State dinner at which Karla Miller and Susan Rettkowski, unit delegates for 1974, spoke.
Art Association
Meeting Postponed
Othello Art Association has
postponed it's regular meet-
ing to Oct. 22, at which time
Greg Sloan will give the
lesson, "How to Draw in Per-
spective".
The 7:30 p.m. event will be
held in the Othello High
School drafting room.
Budget Decorating
Is Club's Topic
THORNTON, Mr. and Mrs.
Randall, Othello, boy, 9 lbs., 5
ozs., Oct. 1.
WHEELER, Mr. and Mrs.
Terry, Royal City, boy, 9 lbs.,
Each member attending the Oct. 2.
Oct. 15 meeting of the Chat 'N
Do Homemakers Club is to RAZEY, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
bring a decorative item from vey, Othello, girl, 6 6 lbs.,
101/2 ozs., Oct. 2.
her home for a program on
"Budget Decorating". LYNCH, Mr. and Mrs.
The 8 p.m. event will be at Kevin, Othello, boy, 8 lbs., 4
the home of Mrs. Doug ozs., Oct. 3.
Hammarstrom with Mrs.
Mike Wyknenko giving the
lesson. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Richard Erickson.
The club is open to new
members and guests are
always welcome.
MATHIS, Mr. and Mrs.
Coy, Othello, boy, 7 lbs., 4V~
ozs., Oct. 4.
BARTRAM, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry, Othello, girl, 7 lbs., 4Vz
ozs., Oct. 6.
Coffee Party
Is Surprise
On Birthday
When Elsie Barker answer-
ed her doorbell the morning of
Sept. 30, her birthday, she
expected to see two friends
coming for coffee. Instead she
found nine women waiting to
surprise her. With them came
a beautifully decorated cake,
made by Mrs. Ron Floyd, gifts
and cards, for a morning of
visiting over the coffee and
tea cup.
Gathered were Mrs. Leon
Maggard, Mrs. Lester Dar-
nell, Mrs. Dan Brandel, Mrs.
Otis Morley, Mrs. Rollie Bray,
Mrs. Howard Jones, Mrs.
Gene Coatney, Mrs. Bill
Gilland, Cheryl Floyd, Angela
Brandel and Mrs. Floyd.
Highlight of the party was
the reading from the Book of
Proverbs, chapter 31; verses
10-31, by Mrs. Darnell which
she dedicated to Mrs. Barker.
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Duo-Ha rpists ToSeni°rMeetCitizenSTonight
3asin (:once son The Othello Senior Citiz4
The Basin Community Con- Since the season of 1969- Club will hold its regu|b~
cert Association will present
the first concert of the season
on this Sunday, Oct. 13, at 2
p.m., in the Lee Theatre in
Ephrata.
The featured artists will be
"Longstereth and Escosa,
duo-harpists. Admission is by
membership cards only. No
tickets are sold at the door.
Joe Longstreth and John
Escosa are natives of Indiana
and met upon a chance intro-
duction in 1963. They im-
mediately decided to colla-
borate in the recording of an
album of traditional and
original Christmas Carols
which was highly successful
and this led to a demand for
personal appearances and two
• new stars in the concert field,
Escosa has studied at the
Julliard School of Music in
New York, and Longstreth at
the Conservatorio di Santa
Cecelia in Rome, Italy. Since
their initial performance in
1964 they have been in
constant demand for repeat
performances, and with their
power and strength of playing
the great instrument they are
bringing renewed stature to
the harp.
Officers Elected
By Girl Scouts
Members of Girl Scout
Troop No. 287 had their first
meeting recently with a
barbecue at the home of
leader Mrs. Evan Booker.
Troop 296 joined them in the
event.
Officers elected at the
meeting are Betsy Reames,
patrol leader; Linda Lampe,
assistant patrol leader; Jodi
Coats, secretary; Jamie
Davis, scribe; Jennifer Bailey,
scrapbook; Pam Stock re-
porter; and Kathleen Aaberg,
program chairman.
1970 Longstreth and Escosa meeting this Thursday, Oct.
have given over four hundred
performances on tours in 47
continental United States and
to every province of Candada.
Each of the two artists have
proven individual successes.
Some memberships can still
be obtained by calling Mrs.
Howard Sherwood.
10, at 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF
hall.
A discussion and explana-
tion of the Community
Schools program will open the
meeting, with the social
evening, under the direction
of Mrs. George Powers,
following at 8 p.m.
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