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M. Plant
Issue of
's" came
down
entire maga-
with phot~
autumn, many
we have just
Gorgeous!
beautiful of all
mountain ride to
where golden
aspens mixed with
vergreens, bril-
and bright blue
sight.
anab that I tried
Tennessee Travelers
Others making the long trip
from back east to visit
relatives and take in Expo '74
recently were the Bob Teas'
daughter and her husband;
Larry and Caroline Brooks.
The young couple are living
in Memphis, Tenn. where he
is a computer repairman for
Xerox.
During their stay a family
dinner was held at the
parental home at which
Caroline's grandparents, the
Art Lehrmans; her sister,
Crystal, and an aunt and
uncle, Tom and Cathy Teas of
stars again. Oroville, were guests.
shooting a *************
To Seattle
East of the mountains last
When weekend were Chuck and
of the house ILetha Nihoul where they saw
to find the "man the "slaughter"--Ohio State
dollar body", take Washington State 42 to
we were on 7. "But the weather and drive
were beautiful", said Lethe.
is "The Six Guests of their son and
isn't it? daughter-in-law, Tom and
series...and
Were movie pea-
WORKING FOR ECOLOGY - Members of the Friendly Blue Birds pause during a
neighborhood cleanup project they have completed during the last two weeks. Members
cleaned up streets in their area with bright baskets they had decorated with
anti-pollution slogans and Woodsy Owl. Members from left are Brenda Johansen, Kristina
Judd, Steflanie Connors, Bobbi Skogen, Stacey Tucker and Michelle Meyer.
nce, Imust Linda, in , their new home in ing and a family dinner,g'el Lh'"
Gig Harbor, the Nihouls also topped off with ice cream and J
************* visited with another son and a birthday cake decorated by U n a r rs
acre
!ulWashin8 x a daughterin Bellevueand Melissa's mother, were grand-
t° rave on about Renton. parents, Mr. andMrs. Keith 'Safe i' Theme at Da
r of other states ************* Charvet, and aunts and r nee
LYe that of our own To Othello uncles, Mrs. Randy Floyd, and .
a state to be proud And here in Othello to visitBernie, Terry and Mary Kay Couples attending "Husky Mary Danielson, princess, and
their daughter, Cindy Norby, Charvet, all of Grandview. Safari", Othello High's home- Richard Bisnett and Bambi
most scenic spots specialeducation teacher with ************* coming dance Saturday night Stock, princess, and John
Year is Leaven-the Othello school system, LotsaTalkin' were eyed by Walt Disney Calahan.
Stevens Pass, were the Joe Norbys of And from the Sam Martin- jungle characters as they Assisting with the cere-
annual Autumn Ballard. sons' hometown of Malta, came through the door into a many were Troy Black, son of
and huge art Accompanied by a younger Mont. for a recent weekend of green and gold 'jungle". Mr. and Mrs. Mike Black,
~rly October.daughter, Chris, and Mrs.visiting were longtime Royalty crowned duringthecrown bearer, and Kimberly
weekend Norby's parents, Al and Elsie friends, Mr. and Mrs. Tedevening and their escorts
Unday were theeAnderson, also of Ballard, the Lundman. ' were Cindy Coffelt, home-
ans, Del LampnNorbys left Tuesday morning"Hadn't seen them in about coming queen, and Brad
lane' grandso , to'tour Spokane and Expo for two years," said Florence, so Solbrack; Cindy Eppick, prin-
three days. They plan to we justvisited...wehadlotsto cess, and Gary Peterson;
** return home via the Northtalk about."
Cascades Highway. *************
n Leaf
,.is and par%
Wekend weeke
• Martins and the
Browsing Expo
Weekend guests of Richard
and Marcia Jackson were his
parents, the Delbert Jack-
sons, of Weiser, Ida.
They all spent Saturday
and Sunday touring Expo '74
sights, where their favorite
pavilions proved those of the
USSR and the United States.
The elder Jacksons left for
home Monday.
Wine-Fondue
Party Is Held
By Beta Group Scheduled Oct. 24
Delta Upsilon chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi held a wine
t~sting and fondue party
Saturday evening at the home
Dr. and Mrs. Dan Deane.
The party honored pledges
and their husbands, Milan and
Lynette Heath; Don and
Beus, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Clair Beus, flower girl.
The evening was arranged
by members of FFA under the
supervision of Gary Newman,
instructor. Providing music
for dancing was Kid Coco
Band of Spokane.
Dance chaperones were the
Whhops!
Talking about that retire-
ment party for Velma Bayley
(Were we?), we forgot to
mention two fellows who
came from Marysville for the
party in her honor...Dave
Hartl and James Aaring, both
former administrators in the
Othello schools. Can't forget
them!
Patty, was home with a cold...
Pretty Wedding
Off to Cle Elum for visits
with relatives and to attend
the wedding and reception of
mutual friends recently were
Louie and Billie Netzer and
Dorothy Coleman.
The Netzers were house-
guests of their daughter and
son-in-law, Jim and Peggy
Heath, and Dorothy visited
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Katie
Micheletto.
*************
their house-
)m Huntington
~lr trailer and
at the
mutual friends,
;tty Sloan of
in the
of the gala
days were Sunday Turkey
At the Mark Brain home Recipe Ideas?
reed for dinner last Sunday for a taste of"
by the Mar- Joyce's good cooking--a big
and Sheila turkey dinner-were longtime
friends from Wapato, Frank
b. Wallace and Freda Koch, and
Artists the Brains' son. Terence from
subject of art, Paseo. Daughter-in-law,
ad Joyce Rick-
with new
taught by
Warren
Francisco.
Beaux Art
~mbia Park, of
members,
through
Week.
so attended a
~, this in water
conducted
on Saturday.
Entertaining Mom
A guest in the home of the
With the nippy chill of fall
in the air, it's time to turn our
thoughts from barbecuing to
baking...filling the house with
the fragrance of good things
to eat instead of tantalizing
the neighbors with outside
cooking.
Doesn't everyone, at the
beginning of a new season,
come up with new recipes
gathered during the summer
from visiting friends and
relatives? Should call for a
new recipe column!
This year, in particular
what with the price of
food-recipes easy on the
pocketbook shouldbe es-
pecially welcomed.
Who wants to lead off?. Just
call me--488-2935.
• And from a Readers Digest
booklet, just for a hint of
humor, are two excerpts "on
Betty Hanes; Frank and
Suzanne Palmiero; Tom and
Janet Dent and Wesley and
Diana Hallquist.
Ran and Helen Tweedy,
Spokane, houseguests of
Larry and Linda Anderson,
were evening's guests.
Following refreshments
Bavarian music and a game of
"99" were enjoyed by the
group.
Gloria Kennelly assisted
Mrs. Deane as co-hostess.
being a highbrow".
-A fellow who can listen to
the "William Tell Overture"
without thinking of the Lone
Ranger•
-A man who has discovered
something more interesting
than women.
Notice they're both about
men?! Really don't know how
that happened ....
Clair Beuses and Fred Millers.
Thursday, Oct. 24, is the
date scheduled for the next
Eagle Auxiliary Luncheon-
Card party, to be held at the
Eagles Lodge.
The noon luncheon will be
followed by an afternoon of
both pinochle and bridge play.
vacation for
his sister Cecil Johnsons this past week
enroute has been Margaret's mother,
Nebr., fromMrs. Anna Hanning of Spa-
, they spent kane.
the sights of During her stay she was
on to entertained with a coffee
another hostessed by Margaret to
which neighbors and friends
roDin, where were invited.
two more *************
Four Candles
Celebrating her fourth
McCaigs birthday one day early on
le sight Sunday, Oct. 6, was Melissa
and Charvet, daughter of the Ellis
oming. Charvets.
Arriving for presents, visit-
Owens Gets Top
ROTC Citation
CHENEY An Othello
Army Reserve Officer Train-
ing Corps cadet at Eastern
Washington State College,
Howard L. Owens, has been
awarded the first torch device
for the Ranger Platoon Ser-
vice Ribbon, indicating the
second award for outstanding
serving in a Ranger platoon.
Owens, a cadet sergeant, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Owens, and a graduate of
Othello High School. He is a
junior at EWSC.
Over $184,100 in scholar-
ships will be awarded 265
national winners during the
53rd National 4-H Congress
in Chicago, Dec. 1-5. The
awards are provided by cor-
porations, businesses and
foundations in some 43 dif-
ferent programs.
kinds of chidcen
one greatchidom place,
,, |
HOURS
thru Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.+
and Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
488-9888
ILONEL SANDERS' RECIPE
:LLO ,+,h & Main
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Now big watches can be as easy on the wrist as on the
eyes. Speidel s Wide Ones are made for ladies' and
men's watches. The look is fashion. The fit is comfort.
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watchband construction. Two styles for ladies, three
styles for men, each in stainless steel or yellow.
From $8.95.
LAY AWAY NOW FoR CHRISTMAS
laml ers
724 E. Main 488-9031
• THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK - Page 11
OTHELLO, WASHINGTON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974
. S G HOOL
LUNCH MENU
MONDAY, Oct. 14 - Weiner
on bun, sweet rice, whole
kernel corn, plums, cake and
milk.
TUESDAY, Oct. 15
Macaroni and cheese, green
salad with dressing, apple-
sauce, cinnamon rolls and
milk.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16 -
Poor boy sandwich, potato
chips, green beans, fruit cup,
chocolate chip cookie and milk.
THURSDAY, Oct. 17- Meat
gravy, mashed potatoes, diced
carrots, pears, hot rolls with
peanut butter and' milk.
FRIDAY, Oct. 18 - Bar-
becued beef on a bun, cheese
slice, fruit, mixed vegetables,
cake and milk.
WA TCH FOR
THE
Grange Sets Meet
Othello Grange will hold a
regular business meeting to-
morrow night, Oct. 11, 8 p.m.
in the Washington Water
Power Building. Grange mas-
ter, Harold Carlson, will
preside.
DEMONSTRATIONS ON
Candles, Christmas Ideas and Gifts
DOOR PRIZES
Saturday, October 19th
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MEL'S PLUMBING & ItEATIN6
354 So. First Othello
IIIII
, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
LOCKER BEEF
Custom ( utting
Locker Rentals
On .the Farm Shughtering
Directly Behind
Jack's Bargain Barn
488=9953
& Irrigation
Distributor tot
Irrigdion Equipment
Pump Sales & Equipment
1155 S. Broadway
Rainbow G kls
THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1974
Rainbow Gkls
V. F. W. Post 8889
Gardenaires Club
Women of Moose
Thursday Craft Club
Camp Fire Council
Rotary Club
FRIDAY, OCT. 11, 1974
Othello Grange
SATURDAY, OCT. 12, 1974
Nothing
SUNDAY, OCT. 13, 1974
Attend The Church
Of Your Choice
MONDAY, OCT. 14, 1974
American Legion Auxiliary
Pioneer Homemakers
Volunteer Meeting
Othello Moose
Mrs. Jaycees
Boy Scout Troop #805
I Boy Scout Troop #806
IKey Club
TUESDAY, OCT, 15, 1974
Kiwanis Club
V. F. W. AuxiLiary
Washington Associaton
Retarded Children
Eagles
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, 1974
Wanta Be Homemakers
Chamber of Commerce
Odd fellows
Slix-Trix Homemakers
Pilgrims Afte~ Aisle
Tops Wa #669
I
'REDDIE'S
.RESTAURANT
Downtown Othdlo
'1'
Visit The
LOTUS ROOM
=m i mm. ,~. I ~u=m q
1400 on your
Dial
is what you
get more
of at
AMOCO SERVICE
"~% ~ ~
your own wood and it will twice"
Probably our great grandads thought of this say- fuels have grown in volume and compl'exity.
ing as they dripped with sweat and stacked the As your utility, this mission is our day and night
jack pine and cottonwood chunks high along the responsibility and concern. We have never devoted
cabin walls, more effort and talent than we do now in these
li:-:~iiii Then when the icy blizzards swept the Palouse, times of serious energy supply problems. .
[:!iiiii they were prepared for the worst though their faces The steps that must be taken involve scientific
[iii!!iiiiii . might burn while the side away from the fireplace and technological measures that are, indeed, a world
|iii!ii:~ii might freeze, away from grandfather's woodpile. The Washington i~
[iiiiiiii Today's thermostat setters would say, that's an- Water Power Company asks its customers' con- :~
~i other world long gone, and they'd be right, tinued understanding and cooperation so we can
[~ But, as home comfort has become an accepted provide energy for today without overdrawing
[ symbol of the better life, the problems of providing on the future. ~(~ i
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