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Temper gets you into trouble.
Pride keeps you there. Luck is
always against the man who de-
pends on it.
Few things are more danger-
ous than a train of thought that
carries no freight.
A ready hand is better than a
ready tongue.
Coulee City
By Mrs Grace Steinmetz
Slmdentsarriving home last
weekend from college included
Vicki Mltchell, Paul Roberts and
l~dl McLcanfrom Whitwor~. Dai
1963
to friends
everywhere.
t11 I
COLUMBIA BASIN
Mr & Mrs A1 Aavestrud & Family
L
Christmas is a time for joy
and hope and peace. We hope your
days will be filled with them all.
Skip & Ella Conner
." -
THE NEWS--STANDARD Washington
Dec 20, 191
Thompson, Whitw orth smaent
f~om Wisconsin, will spend Xmas
daywith the McLeans. Tom
Schmidt is home from WWSC;
Larry Tanneberg and Janicc IAtt
from CWSC; Russell Knopp, Larry
Isaak, Mary Ann ~ar, Jack
Houston and Mel Iolly from
Seattle Pacific.
Students expected ho me rids
weekend include Steve Jones and
Daryl Miller from the UniversRy;
IAnda Adkins, Jim Bach, Wen -
atchee V alley College; Marian
Sehmidt, Patty N e i h a r t, Dan
Razey, Philip Buob, Karen Marsh,
Bormie Mc Le an, Kit & Mrs Bill
McLean and Philip Isaak, WSU;
Naomi Bolyard, Northwest Bible
College, Seattle; Ed Gamed, Un-
iversity of Puget Sound; BLll Mil-
ler from Pacific Lttt~exan in Ta-
coma; Joan Bechtol, who attends
a beauty school in Spokane, will
also be home fot Ghr2stmas.
/¢ff & /Vffs Leo Lavin spent the
weekend wifl] Mrs Lavln's sister
and borther-in-law, h:r & Mrs
Lester Webley and family in
Kettle Falls.
Marie Campbell, a kindergarten
teacher inthe Pasco schools, is to
arrive this weekend to spend the
weekend with her brother, Waiter
Campbell and family.
Mr & kl~ T E Austin spent Sun-
day thr ough Friday in Seattle,
called their by the death of Mr
Austin's sister, Mrs Mac Morgan.
They also visited the Bud Amtins
in North Bend.
The Jasper Bttrtons visitec the
Walt Gilben3rs in E1eczrlc City
Satmday.
Mr & Mrs Clyde Schoolcraft
spent the weekend with their
children, the George Mazshalls,
and the Le on ar d Schoolcrafts.
MrsL E Jeffers, who had spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs
Dick Anderson and family, re-
turned home with them.
Henry Taschereau was taken to
the Grand Coulee Dam Area Hos-
pital Saturday following a Light
stroke, but is reported much im-
proved.
Mr & Mrs Chet Evans spent the
weekend in Pasco helping their
daughter and family, the Rodney
Caseys, move into a new home.
Bob and Richard Evans visit~:d the
Careys Sunday.
Mr & Mrs Ji m Jess attended a
house warming for Dewey Gross
in Wilson Creek Friday night.
Mrs Frances Tucker has return-
ed from a visit with relatives in
Ellensburg.
~ & Mrs L a r r y Schultz and
family of Spokane spent the wee~
end with her parents, Mr & Mrs
Leonard Johnson, riding down
with Mr Johnson who is employedI
at Newport.
Terry Gerken, Winchester,
spent the weekend with his grand-
parents, ~ & Mrs Henry Ca~.
Mr & Nks Harvey Sch midt
attended a dinner at the ~ue~ d'
Alene Haml in Spokane Saturday
night for Loyal Protective In -
suzanee agents and their wives.
Mr & Klrs Ron Bolyard and Bretti
spem the weekend with the Greg~
Ekenbargers in Claelan. |
Mr &lVlrs EW Rice and Mr& I
Harold Jensen attended Po-
mona C~ange in Waterville Satin-
day night.
The Grandmothers Club had
their Oxtistmas party, a potluck
luncheon, Dec 9th at the home of
Mrs Lee PRts.
ERRY CttRIST- *
A
MAS
ALL! We
TO
want this message to
tell you what we would
like to say to you indi.
vidually--with a warm
handclasp. We appre.
ciate your patronage
during file past year
and our only hope is
that it will continue
• . . that we will come
to know you better, to
serve you better.
Hugh Neitt Agency
COULEE CITY
..... J
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t
* ~bout it
i
May peace be with you and
goodwill reign over you during
this joyous Christmas season.
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