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OTHELLO, WASHINGTON
THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK
o THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7,,1974
Doll Display,
Guest Speaker
Are Featured
Rev. and Mrs. Ran Hunter,
pastors of the Church of the
Nazarene in Grand Coulee,
and Rev. Hunter's sister
Wanda Hunter, were guests
and speakers at a South
American Banquet at the
Church of the Nazarene last
Friday.
In a setting decorated in a
South American theme and
following the banquet which
included Spanish hot dishes,
Ray. Hunter showed slides
and spoke of the mission work
in Guatamala and Bolivia. He
told of the privileges he and
his sister shared as children of
nfissi(maries, of travel, ed-
u('ation and growing up with
HONORED AT EVENT - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jordan were
honored at a retirement party by fellow workers of the
Bureau of Reclamation here last weekend.
two languages. Wanda Hun-
ter. born in Guatemala City, USBR Retirement Evq nt
teaches kindergarten in
Is Held for Ray Jordan
Approximately 90 friends,
ro ~orkers, their wives and
fanfily attended a retirement
party and dinner given for
Ray Jordan last Friday
evening.
tteld lit the Eagles Lodge, a
,tan('ing folh)wing supper was
provided by George Salisbury
and Sahdy Barclay.
Jordan, who came to
Grand Coulee and spoke to
the dinner guests about what
it is like to be a missionary's
daughter.
Part of the decor was
display of cosumed dolls
representing virtually all the
continents of the world. The
(lolls were loaned for the
occasion from the collections
of three local women, Mrs.
I)arrell Shepherd, Mrs. Jim ~leak dinner was catered by
Morgan, and Mrs. Bill the Fagh,s and music for
l)o,&'ers.
Mrs. I,arry Besherse dr-
Hobo Party Held
ranged the dolls in the display
using the theme, "The Sun Costumes were in order last
Never Sets on the Church of Friday evening at a hobo
the Nazarene" as part of the party held in the basement of
Nazarene traditionally recei- the Christian Church. For
yes an offering at Thanks- lowing a supper of homemade
giving time for World Evan- stew and finger food eaten
gelism, from cans, hobo style, Pastor
Jack Barker showed his slides
of Egypt taken while on tour
Othello with Bureau of Rec-
lamation in 1965 as a survey
party chief, retired after 30
years of federal service.
years of federal service, which
began in 1941 when he
ces,
He was presented a watch
by co-workers, and I1
wife, Betty, were
gifts from friends.
The couple, who
W. 539 S. 4th
sons, Steven,
Douglas, all of
attendance.
By
administrative agents
for qualitied and groul
insurance plans
FOR INFORMATION:
Hanks & Fields •insurance,
!
Othello - Warden Correspondents or
hove your C.P.A. call
547-0747 (Tri-Cities)
• per tire
TRACTIONIZE YOUR
FOR SAME TRACTION
STUDS, 4,000 MILES.
Toothpaste
With MFP Fluoride
¥
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Rqh 89'
Hunting
Coats
Woterpeoof Co.on
O~---~amt Pocket
Rig. 14.99
Red Cs~ss
Cotton Balls
6ox of 230
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Automatic Shotgun
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Rell. ! 79.99
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Nyquil
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minor coati symptoms for hours.
Meal
Storage Bu//ding
I0 x 7 s,ze
NO fk~or
Reg. 13L$7
lames
Western
Boots
80 E. PINE - OTHELLO
9 to 7 Weekdays & Saturday
Noon to 6 Sunday
PRICES GOOD THURSDAY
THRU SUNDAY
tlOIIOIBOLY"
hg. 4.99
Knit Magic
l||
Tonka
Styl~ Side Model 2360
Metal c~mst•
L ifotlme wheel~
Reg. 4.tNt
Question: Why does it seem to
be getting continually more
difficult to get ordinary
prescriptions refilled?
Answer: Let's start out by
saying I have to disagree with
your attitude that any pre-
scription you bring to us can
be called "ordinary" ...because
your~ doctor has prescribed
prescrip-
;ion to help you
regain your
best- possible
health.., it's
"tailor
made" to fit
tour own per-
condition,
no one's else.
After all, only
your doctor can
judge how long you should be
taking any prescription. Fed-
eral law regulates how many
times any given prescription
can be refilled, and some pre-
scriptions cannot be refilled
even once without your
doctor'= authorization. We're
always glad to contact your
doctor for you regarding the
refilling of your prescriptions,
but we do have to abide by his
decisions on this.
Are you interested in
saving money on your taxes?
Then just ask us about
keeping records on your
prescription purchases. Here
at Othello Rexall Drug we're
glad to offer you this free
service at 724 Main.
by Bill Bethmann'
First Southern Baptist
The tiarvest Time Crusad6
is being held each evening'this
week, Nov. 3-10 at the church.
Leading musical activities is
r
Pharmacy Facts
of the Book of Hebrew• ~vill be
continued.
$$$$$$*$$*$ .
of Pastor [,arson.
The annual l)islrict Ilion
meetin~ will be held Nov. 16
at th(! l!nited Methodist
('hur('h in Llihr:rta l~eginning
al 9:30 a.m.
.***********~.
:\ n ..\ll ('hur('h ('on feren('e "
i~ s(,i for Nov. 24 at United
Methodist Church in ~t)thello,
I)islv'irt Sulwrirm'ndent, the
1~*'~. Merritt Faulkner,
Wenatche(,, will 'conduct. Ac
complishments of last ydar
and plans for the coming year
~ ill he made: ('hur(']~ business
disrupted and eh, t'tion of
officers for 1975 will-be held.
Sacred Heart Catholic
An Altar Society Board
r •
meetin~ is scheduled fo~ 8
p.m. tonight, Nov. 7, at the
rectory. . "
First Presbyterian
Mrs. Robert I)rentice will
be hostess to the Marytha
Cirele Monday, Nov. li,..at
7:45 p.m. in her home. Study
488-3395 91 E. MAIN
CATALOG STORE
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Nov. 9
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nighl ex('ep~ Sunday, N(Sv. 10,, Worksh'op has,bieen scheduled Aug. 15 1973
when the crusade will begin at/ fol=9 a.m. Saturday,' Nov. 9 at
' " ' ) S "
7 p.m. S~u~lav s entertainthe (,hurch,of the Master in t o. t meetings are held each
ment will be furnished by the Pasta. Cars'will be .leaving second Tuesday of the month
'~'o~th Cho~'r and,,Puppetfrom the local ohurch* at 7"30 September through June, and
(hglble men ~re welcomed
;how of Richland Baptist:. a.m?that morning. ' • ~ " AND
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SEAB*;':D-, ~ SALE. --.. ..,..,ld-.. TODAY AND |VERYDAY
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[e .Ptd 9eluXe:$1eep $ -=. ,.Turtlenecks,.
ar$ - ' IC etJ .... "' .--' ,oo......,, ...... Jackets
Misses I~ to ~0 t AII'I solid colors
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" • " • " h11.$.99 ~ Ibl. 3.99&4.99 ..... o ......... Heat Massager
" INNERtaPRIN"OR FOAM" LATEX" " '" . NOW l/tl'* I]IAILJI :."
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Full Sleep Set 233.90 128.00 f~,@f~ Yarda~e,..:g=~:.:~,.
( Underwear Pipe Wrap
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en Sleep." Set" 282.90 ]28,00 " t
ICing Slee Set ." 379.90 192.00
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DOLL DISPI, A Y - An internation~l the~e was featured in thi's'd0U'display at the Othello
Set
tuesaay j Chureh of the Nazarene t
Church of The Nazarene here last Friday night, TWO youngei ~nember.~of the congregation 1 First I $50 Less to pay out - No need to shop for tires
i Eighth and Ash I Supermarket for Tirel
admire the display.. * " " ' .'";:- ,: ' , : ' theHaase-HenrYAmerican POStLegion219willOf ~ DonMcCarty-Pastor I Truck
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:::~~i::...~.~~::~' *" ~::".~:~#.'.,~. ~4".':~'" "~~~-~"~J" Spamsh" Assembly meet lit 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, I Sunday Services i Cash and (art
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~~_ l~" sOrvices are Continuing at the
.... - • - , Batteries
't~~i- .church .thzs week wl,h the Veterans who served with IMorningWorship-10:45a.ml
~':~ : " " .... " the armed services duringiEveningService-7:00p.m. I
• ~"~':':"~ • ('(jncluding service,to Sunday WWI, April 6, 1917-Nov. 11, iWed.
eve. service 7:00 p.m.|
United Methodist Billy icBee'son,~(tir("ctor'of Nov 10 " ' 1918: in WWII, Dec. 7, I "A f.~riendly place to be" i 125 S. Broadway 488-J
A l'astor l'arish relations° Fir'st" Sou't~ern Baptist " : ************ 19411)ec. 31, 1946; Korea,
meeting is s('hedule~J Monday, ('hur('h in Mo~es I,:t~,. Me~t- Piigrim'LUtheran June 25, 1950-Jan. 31, 1955;
No~. l I, 7:30 p.m. at the home ~ng tim~' is #:30 pore. each " An. ALCW. Fall I,eadership and Vietnam, Aug.5, 1964--