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February 8, 1963
 
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C • • k on llnlcT Comple :ed Soon onthe medical quarter Among those working on the is progress- project in addition to the list in with work scheduled last weeks Coulee City News are: this week. At all sheeting is up, fixtmes in, and two been painted. Panel- the waiting room will be Wednesday and the re- rooms painted. has been done in short enthusiasm and i of the volunte~ crews. the men have werXed and without this type this project could not completed at this Rev Bob McCann, Leonard Schultz, Walt Wilken, Floyd Mcxitz, Clarence Davis, Ralph Gaines, Jerry Allen. Leonard Vaughn and A1 Aaves~ud. A special thank you goes to Ralph lorgensen w h o supervised the plumbing installation. unner 98 Sun s B rea ay b committee has ;eel that a barometer has at the Hugh Neill showing the progress to- raising goal. Con- are badly needed and turned in just as soon nations Top Mar for the remodeling done at the Me mor- have reached over the mark. Considerably is needed to corn- project and all inter- are asked to leave with Iv~ Tony is in charge of ~ lhe first of the week havebeen made by Tom Davis, Mr & Mrs ~well, Olris Buob, l~,& Peterson, Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs Ralph IVff & Mrs Mort Bo- & Mrs Henry Tascher- & Mrs Hugh Neill, lV~ Paul Neihart, ~ I-Ies- Mr & tics I W Buob, Frank Miller, and Otto The weather was warm but foggy for the third Sunday of shooting in the Spokesman Re- view telephonic shoot. The Coniee city-Alm~a contingent are holding their own breaking 98 the last two Sundays. Thirty one shooters showed uF Sunday for the funs. Soores were as follows: Lyle Hosler 25: Rlilip Buob .2,4; Gcxxlon Iorgensen 241 Ralph Jorgensen 241 Ross Nelson 24; Tom Davis 24 and D V White 25. The juniors are showing their usual enthusiasm. Sunday a:ores were: Mike Rise 151 David Bise 18; David Davis 23;Jim Davis 161 Danny Dorlxffque 151 Richard Evans 211 Richard Jenkins lfi; Larry Jemen 91 Allen lorgemen 9: Jim Killlngsworth 2; Marvin Miller 1; Clark Pierce 14; Wes Robezts 18. . Scores for Sunday, Jan 27, were possible. Lule Hosier 251 D G Davis 24; Tom Davis 241 BfllBuob 23; Ralph lorgensen 231 and Dewey Mills 25. In the junior contention David Davis andRichard Evans held top score, each with 22. Other junior scores we, e Mike Bise 41 David Bise 181 Doug Berst 15; Jim Davis 201 Danny Dorlarque 12; Richard Jenkins 11; Larry. Jeusen 131 Mlen Jorgemen 17; Marvin ~ 2; Steven Miller 2; Clark Herce 101 Wes Roberts SERVING THE COULEE CITY and HARTLINE COMMUNITIES 18. WASHINGTON'S FIRST PHOTO.OFFSET NEWSPAPER Vol 16 Coulee City, Grant County, Washington, Friday, Feb C of C, Wives V isit School The Coulee City Chamber of Commerce and their wives went back to school for a short period Friday noon when theyvisited the grade school and ate lunch with the graders. The (3aamber held their weekly meeting at the grade school gym after lunch. This was the result of an invita- t.ion extended by school superin- tendent, Floyd Moritz, for the Chamber to sample the hot lunch program, eating the same menu as the school children.The tasty meal included macaroni and cheese, jealo salad, hot rolls with butter, cherry cobbler with whipped cream, and coffee. At the business meeting dis- cussion was held on Highway 2 and the group decided to meet with the Ephrata group should they ask for a meeting. The Chamber is ourecord as opposing any change in Highway 2. House AtClinic ams .e :ourney SamHardt reported on work at at the Memorial Hall, stating that the project should be com- pleted next week. Tony Tabert, Chairman of the finance committee, asked that Chamber members make their individual coutributinus to the medical clinic just as soon as wHEA~-T THE STATE'S MOST LUCRATIVE CROP Wheat was the single most valuable farm crop in Washing- tonState again in 1962. Total value of the crop to the state is No basketball games were played over the weekend by the Coulee (~ Rams. The game at Odess, scheduled for ,:;Saturday. was postponed ~hi¢ to ~l~roads. The re-play was set for Tuesday and this date was postponed tmtfl Wednesday. The Rams have only two games remaining on their schedule before hitting the tour- ney trail. For Coach Don Riggs' Rawa every game is a must in the county tournament. The Rams will play Feb 14, Feb 15 and Feb 16 and must win each game to qualify asthethird entry from Grant County to the district. At the present time it appears thatthe highflying Rams will go go against Peshastin-Dryden in the first game of the District. Thisgame willbe playedat 7 PM Feb 29rod at the Pioneer gym in Wenatchee. It appears that Coach Riggs' Rams h a v e a better than even chance to make it to the State tournament for Coulee City's third appearance. The current Rams are a well coached quin- tet, playing s mart basketball, and c an hold their own physicaUy against any team. At the present time all members of the Rams are in top condition and certainly have no intention of being de- feated in the county or district meets. After watching the Rams' estimated at around $3 00,000,000, according to Bob Zimmerman, president of the !Grant C ounty Wheat Growers At'Coulee City Grade School, Feb 10, 1lAin to 1 PM At Hartline School, Feb 10, 2 to 4 PM r . GRANT COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Sabin Polio Vaccination Program .... Type 1 8, 1963 10¢ a copy $3.50 yr No 6 Y List on this form the names and ages of all persons in your household who appear at the clinic at the same time fer vaccination. FRESHMAN TOP HIGH SCHOOLHONOR ROLL Household address Date: Alta Knopp, a freshman, top- ped file high school honor roll PLEASE PRINT for the second nine week period Last Name First Name Initial Age with agrade point of 3.85. Karen Pngh, also a Freshman , ran her close second with a grade point of 3. 80.OtherFresh- man on the honor roll included Maribel Bechtol 3.50 andJames Petersou 3.35. Sophomores on the honor roll are: June Roberts 31651 Wayne Bolyard 3.65; Duane l~own 3.35; Gene Peterson 3.50. The, re were no Juniors° I hereby state that I am the parent ot guardian of the minors listed above and I hereby request that Sabin oral polio ,:~eeine be given Seniors inc~ded: Bonne Me- mo said above listed minors. Lean 3.60; Patty Nethart 3.25; Mary Ann Ottmar 3.35; Susan Signature ...... Peterson 3.501 and Jack Houston Fill in the form above and bring it with you when you and your 3.70. family go to the first clinic Feb 10 at the grade school in Coulee City or the Hartline school in Hartline. It will save you time. practice one has the feeling that the boys are up and ready for anything that might come along and are quietly confident. Each member oftheteam per- forms to be best of his ability. Practice sessions are tough with each boy trying to get on the starting five. It must don coach's heart good to see such competition f or starting posts. Cottlee City fans have been treated to a top brand of basket- bah this year by the Rams. For the first time they are playing a pattern type game with set offen- sive movementswith outstanding result. The current issue of the Rams are better prepared for tournament play than any other Rams entry we can remember. One of the main reasons, we feel, is th e bench strength-- Coach Riggs can start any com- bination andcome up with a top flight t e a m. Whenever this is possible a team is real tough to beat. Fans planning to attend the county tournament should wear their Ram buttons and if anyone should need one, they will be on sale at the last home game, here, Saturday night. linlc set F or Sun, TheGrant County Medical So- ciety has announced that parents. andguardiags of children panic-' ipating in the oral pollo ~o- gram, which begins Sunday, Feb 10, canfi11 out required forrm at home and avoid standing in line of the area are to attend an open hohse Hall to view the Clinic, Saturday, Feb 3:30 PM. Women's Club the affair and Dr Bagnalt Present to meet those will be served. to Meet Andrews Grange will and meeting Feb 11oon. resting program Is City school Mr Floyd Moritz, A Valentine at ~s. The forms will be provided the children in school to be taken home to their parents or guar- diam. (A copy of the form will also be found in this pa ,l~r and may be used. ) R will be nee- essary to complete th e forms, llstang all those in the family ' who will take tile oral vaccine. In addition, it will be required of the parent or guardian to sign. for those minors In the family who willtake the vaccine. These forrm, as we/I as those sent home from school, should be com- pleted before appearing at the clincis. Type I will be given Feb 10, Type II, Mamh 24 and Type m May 5. Sunday% clinic will be held fl'om il A M: to 1 PM in the grade school for Ccaxlee City according to IX Jchn IvlcNam- ara. In Ha.walne the time wit be from 2 PM to 4 PM.