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Soup Bowl feeds about 75 people

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BY SUSAN MEEKER | GLENN COUNTY TRANSCRIPT

Bob Pasero, left, dishes up a steamy bowl of navy bean soup for longtime Orland resident Kay Larsen at the fourth annual Soup Bowl on Saturday.
Bob Pasero, left, dishes up a steamy bowl of navy bean soup for longtime Orland resident Kay Larsen at the fourth annual Soup Bowl on Saturday.

The day before Super Bowl XLVIII was officially known as “No Cook Saturday” in Orland.

The Victory in Christ Community Church hosted its fourth annual Soup Bowl, feeding about 75 people lunch at no charge.

The Soup Bowl was held in the basement of the Grange Hall.

“The soup was great,” said Kristy Rumble. “I started at one end and didn’t stop until I tasted each one.”

The annual Soup Bowl featured more than a half-dozen soups and desserts and was planned to coincide with the annual Orland Fire Department’s Spaghetti Feed.