Butte Falls bulletin. (<1994 Dec.->) 1994-current, October 01, 1995, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextM O R E W A T E R B O T T L I N G N E W S ... A N D A L O O K A T T H E L A B E L ! rqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA As festival-goers passed by, they were asked to taste water from each sample, not knowing which was which. Early results indicate that 4 out of 5 preferred the Butte Falls water!!! Many thanks to the volunteers who helped with the testing. Steve Nelson was there with his great sense of humor. Anne and Bill Tucker, the McLauchlan Family and Liz Shelby worked hard all day to make this a success. Participants were also asked to look at the la bels of seven brands of water and pick the three that were most appealing. The Butte Falls label was chosen best about 50% of the time. The water bottling committee agreed that if a water bottling plant were built in town, it would mean that there is a better than average chance that it would be a success as far as taste is con cerned. The water bottling committee, consisting of Liz Shelby and Bill Jackson of SOSC, Gloria Karait es, Joyce Hailicka, Bill Tucker, Anne Tucker, Dan Murphy, Hugh Simpson, Charlie McLauchlan, Steve Nelson, Alan Buchta, Carrie Driskell and Sara Beck, have been meeting weekly for the last three months to develop a business plan for the Butte Falls water bottling project. The plan is due to be completed by October 1, 1995. a.tucker NEW F ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA ACES AT THE TAVERN Jack and Joyce Brown came to Butte Falls in August of 1985. Their reason for moving to Butte Falls was Jack ’s employment at Butte Falls School District as High School Coach and 8th Grade teacher. Newly married they decided to make Butte Falls their home. Jack has retired from teaching and is now finishing his last year as football coach. Joyce is still employed by the School District as Head Cook/Foods Teacher. The Browns are now operating The Butte Falls Tavern which is something Jack has always wanted to try. With Jack ’s great ability to visit with anyone, they seem to be doing well. And good times are here to stay. Stop by to visit and relax at the new BUTTE FALLS TAVERN. L IO N S A N D L IO N E S S The Community Hall received its annual "Top to Bottom" cleaning by the Lions and Lioness Clubs on September 1 6th. This cleaning includ ed washing walls, ceilings, cupboards, win dows, and floors. The refrigerators were also thoroughly cleaned as well as the stoves and cooking utensils. Renters of the Hall are required to clean after each use, but the two clubs do at least one major cleaning a year. The Lions Club also maintains the yard. The Lioness Club will host their annual visitation luncheon on Tuesday, October 3rd at noon. This years theme is "World Cruise ’95" featuring foods from Greece, Italy, and France. 13 E N JO Y IN G T H E W A T E R F E S T IV A L !