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State's Farm
Exports Top
$409 Million
number of 263 Juniors at 3.0 were PattyConnie Coffman, Denise Par-
were listed on the Alamillo, Sharon Boyd, Sos- rott, Danette Simpson, Rox-
honor roll at ten DeLeon, Renae Goodrich, anne Weed, Leslie Faires,
School released Charles
Fegert, Linda Hilmes, Alan
Kottwitz, Gall Largent, Ran
Miller, Susan Roylance, Con-
OLYMPIA - A record $409
million worth of Washington-
produced agricultural pro-
ducts was exported in the
fiscal year ending June 30.
State Director of Agricul-
ture Stewart Bledsoe said the
Lintvedt, JeffNadine Baldridge, Shannonhie Tax, Kathy Yenney, Sally 1973-74 figure jumped one-
by school officials. McLean, Scott MeRle, Julie Davis, Julie Jelmberg, Joanna Lopez, Heather McDonald, third over the $302 million ['1 [~
total, 43 received Montague, Terry Maser, Joey Norton, Dulcie Wheeler, Debbie Miller, Jennifer PAin- total for.the 1972-73 year•
ne Edward Re-alado For the entire United
4.0 grade averages Niblett, Chris Potter, Debbie Patricia Berger, Ted Reames, y, s , .
e nine week period. Ross, Mike Snyder, Leah Carol Rata and Scott Kum-RobertLa-ne RudvRamirez States, exports of agrmultural [] & Antacids []
)rs led all of the Vowels and Janet Watne. mer. Kathryn JReicher~, Davi(] products in fiscal 1974
with 79 students on Getting grades above 3.0 to ~..~ur,,~h- ~ .... .t,,lle Slosh and Brian amounted to $21.3 billion, far
~or roll with 20 Sophomores 3.5 were Becky erieur, Blackburn• above the $12.9 billion for [] M |ssa~ers []
Lg perfect grades.Sophomores above 3.5 wereValerie Ward, Brad Adams,Sophomores at 3.0 were fiscal 1973.
anior class had 62 with Cheryl Crowley, Deborah Cheryl Essary, Julie Lybbert, Dennis DeLoach, Debbie . Wheat exports from Wash-
and nine 4.0 students, Riddle, Cammie Surgeon, Alan Sandar, Doug Dickson, Favaro, Justin Hater, Deb-,ngton amounted to $248 [] |q JeS []
Le sophomores placing John Bliss, Cynthia Carlson, Mae Eng, Darla Eppich, Jeff ~rah- Hflmes," Kath-j Keener. .... million in 1973-74, accounting
eight. The freshman ~:~:~:::~:~:~::~ ,~ Ricky Rubalcavaand Jirifor about 60 percent of the
59 on the roll with i:ii~iiiiii~ ~~ .I.~-o State's total The wheat
S V I~UlCL0
hpertoct Marks4"0 grades, i~:i~iiii!z~i~i~::~ii~i~ii~ [] Baby Blankets []
~:~ "Freshmen figure for 1972-73 was $182
Frosh class memebers with million.
,.~niors with 4.0 marks i!i~iiiii!!!i~/ ii~
,mdy Anderson, Jana ::i::i:::':::::::ii:i::!!~i/ ~~ 3.5 or above were Kristi In second place were [] Piggy Banks [] Flashlights
Taylor, Dean Bethmann, Pat- vegetab!es and vegetable
finn Bird, Chris BoB, iii~i~:,~i ~~~ ricia Connly,, Laura Hutchi- preparatmns, at$56 m!llion.
Carlson, Debbie ~i!ii~!~iiiiil ~F~.".'~;~
Nell Gilbert, Cindy ~:~i::i~i~i~: ~~Dietrich,San' DOnMonaO Connell,Fields, Dougjose productsAm°ngexportedtne otnerfromPrmc~pa~this [] After Shove Lotion [] Mod(ds
oey Hurliman, Donnaii:::::~:~i~:~::i~: ~/ . ":!~ Gutierrez, Marilee Jelmberg, State were fruits and pre-
t, Steve Niblett, :~:~:~::i~:i:~i~! Sandra Jones and Shahs parations, $19•8 million; hops
Pershall, Deeann iii~iii:::~ Stock. and hop extract, $17.8 million; [] Photo Albums [] Film
~11, Vicki Pastas, Holly ~i~:~:~ Between 3.0 and 3.5 were feed grains, $15•8 million;
~off, Dan Sarles, Barn- ~i~ Tommy Vanourek, Janet hides, $9.5 million, and pep-
~k, Danny Thieme, ~:~: ~~ ;~;° Goodrich,¢Mary Pecks, Brad permint and spearmint oil,
Walker and Sarah~:~i:::i:~:~:~:~: : z~ ..... " 5 Boersma, Suzy Coffelt, Laura $7.5 million. ['1Fenton Glassware [] Planters
~:i!i~i~ i~i.: .~ i!l ....... :~;Field, Steve Gross, Gaylene
lag the junior list were ~i~ii~ ~~ Kent, Terryi Schlagel, Debbie
~n, Sharon Calahan, ~~ ~~! Snyder, Jonathan Snyder, ~ [] 8 Track Tapes []' Chanel
ainard, John Erick- ~~. ~ ~ Steven Taylor, Lorrie Walk- I .
~lerie Hilmes, Jayne ~:.~ ~'- '~ er, Debbie Worsham, Becky [See your dentist twice
........ .::::::.:: :.:i::::i:~:j:j:~i:ii:ji~i:,j:)).:!:!~'~!i~!!i~i!::~::::::':' :':'" ":""
Kenny Pecks, Bob '' Johnson, Shawn Logan, Craig I - a year.
• :~.-:::-i::.::~!~!>,:~.~" • ~:..:.'.'.'.::::,:.:. ......... ' ~,'z,::!:::.'.-',.,.'- ~ ~, .
Z and Bryan Stmkel. ~~~ Andrews, LaDawn Black, | " [] Hairsetters by Clairol [] Fame
~ores with 4 0 --ades ~~;~~
. gr . ,, John Bloom, Doug Donahoo, | ....
aaine Anderson, KimIN PRODUCTION-JenniferCargileportrayod Alice in Linda Gilbert, Susan Hunt,I Get a physical
Mark Bunch, Todd a recent Spokane Falls Community College musical Ruben Martinez, Omar Med- I " " ~S
Frank Erickson,production of Alice in Wonderland and Through The ins, Sharon Ochoa, LoriI once a year. [] Colognes g Se [] Faberge
Iiuff, Allen Rodriguez Looking Glass." The play was presented in November. Miss Smith, Sandra Taylor andI .....
~ol Shollenburg. Cargile is the daughter of Mrs. Jack Barker of Othello. Christine Tennant. I ff YOU can't meet
DO St de t$ Roi Freshmen at 3.0 were Stan I ..: . [] N.edle Craft Kits Hypnotique
. • u If se Buck, Vickie Donley, Linda Iwithy our insurance
Emerick,Mark Feyder, Iagent at all.., get
Gunnell, Robert Hamm, I u new one. [] Popcom Popp [] Paint Kits
~e Rosengrant. ~ q~ 41~ • ~ I | il~ • m LeandroGonzalez, DonnaI " _ .....
Seniors ingston, Fred Lopez, Ricardo | ,,, ~ ....... ,m-.-
~aeniors with grades ~I~U tot t UD rrolec Kathy Klingeman, Lisa Liv- I 1.,,.,,,/;,,
~i were Winnie Bur-_ .......... Martinez, Mark Peterson, I ~"~........... "'"' []Brut
Iv Bira C, arrie Her- Winners were listed this son, car-K,t, diCKS .arga,n Kenneth Rehaume and Lauri ~ [] Jewelry Boxes
[gn ~oh':- Mar,, week for the drawing featur- Barn; Jim Robinson, tennis Roberts.
~" ~'~'~',~"~,:::;~h~ ed at the Othello-Royal bag, Western Auto; Al Bul-
~,.,,~-,~o,~ ~.~r~.~, basketball last Friday under lock, $20 gift certificate for ~
g~e~l:"~)aie"D~a~er~ the sponsorshipoftheDiver- Magoteaux, P.J. TaggaresM TRAILER SALES [] Electric Cass [] Candles
~o o .....Oo]o~,o,sifted Occupations Club at Company; Sandy Boyd, tran-
~ar' "~"~""~";"e'ws' Othello High School sistor radio, Potter Drug; m&m Grand Couh'e, Wash.
eaa p, ~urt ~nare , • , (509) 633-0303 Collect
~rewo- .t;-, 14",lland Marge Feyder was the Jade McLean, electric drill,
............................. o ~'ric [] Hair Dryers [] Shave Kits
[Laro ~h ..... ~cAf- winner of the grand prize of a t~roaoway ~umoer; i, u r -
~ra~' l~ieh'ar~ "Brad combination stereo' tape deck kett, two prime rib dinners,
k ,, ,- ,' ~ ' nurchasedfrom McRae's Cimarron Restaurant; Ruth LISTEN TO THIS!!! 55 double expando -- Almost the
r' ~usanTaylor and ~ - -
• nn~,, Music, according to director Leatham, persona!care packs,
L:'"~" ' " n "0Robert Eckert WigWam" Vivian Gama, room of a double wide! Priced only $6950.
graaes netwee ~. • ' .
t Were Anita Billman, Eckert reported that the wrench set, New Holland; IN STOCK: A large, large Broadmore 24x64. Three
~ss Linda Porter drawing raised $750 for the Craig Stickel, head phone set, large picture windows in livingroom. Family room with
[l^~..~t. w~;~,o*h club treasury. He explained Zitting's; Mrs. Carl Peterson, bar. READY FOR DELIVERY! . ......
.... °~)~' "~ D~'~a~vis'i that ~he funds will be used for get ~af shock absorbers, Basin
Sylvia community and school service Tire Center.
Klitzke,projects to be adopted by the Eckert expressed apprecia-
club. tion to the merchants, all
Included will be graduation employers of D.O. stude.nts,
grants for top D.O. students for donating the pri~., d for the
planning to continue their drawing.
education, and the annyal
employer appreciation ban-
quet to be held next spring.
Employers who have been
participating in the program
will be honored at that time.
Winning top honors as
salesmen in the contest were
students John Capps with a
socket set from New Holland
and Marcia Curfman with a
terrarium from Bentley's and
a digital clock from Mont-
gomery Wards.
Other prize winners in the
drawing with donors of the
prized also listed follow: Don
Herbert, teenburger, fries
and shake, A&W of Othello;
Tim Oase, Mrs. Carl Peters
and Ernie Ramose, all 10
pounds of sugar, Lep-Re-Kon
Mart; Mary McCann, two
gallons of ice cream, Basin
Distributors; Carol Emry,
handmade pillow, Convales-
cent Center; Kim Boyd, case
of cola, Akin's Thrift; Carol
Emry, 10 pounds of fertilizer;
Mabel Valentine, $5 gift
certificate, Othello Fabrics;
Margie Hobbs, auto mirror,
Downtown Self Serve; Mar-
garet Jordan, lamp, McLean's
Hardware; Bill Bethmann,
transistor radio, Sprouse-
Reitz.
Others were Tom Fergu-
Kevin
Patty Taylor,
Allen Peters,
Karla Miller,
Berner, Kathy
Steve Kelley, Jan
Elaine Rickman,
Cindy Coffelt,
Della Moore,
and Chan
at 3.0 were John
Bisnett, Susan
~, Janet Johnson, Chris
risty King, Lucy
Pegram, Gay
Paul Stephens
Tax.
Juniors
juniors above 3.5
Mohr, Jeff Rea,
Betty Bongiorni,
Jnn Hansen,
]ones, Lisa Berger,
Gerald Byers,
Michael Mud-
Rosenberg and
from 3.0 up to
Bird, Jolleen
Stoker, Curt Beus,
Randall Far-
Pars, Bruce
Erickson,
Mike Prior,
'lance, Allen Del-
Ferguson,
Paul Logan,
Michelle Par-
Simpson, Kathy
Hymns, Andy
Mendez and
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