Explorers hot on the trail of Atahualpa and the Treasure of the Llanganates
Taken from Computer room, waxing moon...Bob Shannon
After O.D. Etter was in a head-on crash, he could no longer work, and money for groceries dwindled.
“I had a good hunting rifle I was able to pawn off and get enough to kind of keep things going,” said Etter, who is almost 75.
At the time, Etter was desperate, and the rifle brought in maybe $150.
The retired minister was disabled in the accident, and since then has sought help to fill his cupboards. He is one of a growing number of seniors in Montana who rely on food programs. Last year, the Missoula Food Bank saw a 14 percent increase in the number of seniors coming through the door; since 2000, the demand on its store from all clients nearly doubled.
http://missoulian.com/news/local/more-montana-seniors-rely-on-food-programs-to-fill-cupboards/article_bd113d42-6512-11e3-a2fe-0019bb2963f4.html
Peter O'Toole
Peter O’Toole, an Irish bookmaker’s son with a hell-raising streak whose
performance in the 1962 epic film “Lawrence of Arabia” earned him
overnight fame and established him as one of his generation’s most
charismatic actors, died on Saturday in London. He was 81.
Margo or Kathy...they helped each other through Hobbit Town
Colville Police responded to a call of “shots fired” on E. 3rd Avenue at
about noon on Thursday. Upon arrival on scene, police found spent
shotgun casings and learned that an individual or individuals had fired
rounds into the radiator of a parked late model black car, according to
the Colville Police report.
Kathy Meader/Professional photographer
Picture by Margo Marshall
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