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PAGE 2 OTHELLO OUTLOOK FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1952
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(Formerly the Othello Progress-News)
Entered as second class matter January 21, 1947, at the
post office at Othello, Washington, under the Act of March
3, 1879. Published every Friday afternoon at Othello.
WARREN BASLEE
BILL OPPLIGER
Editor and Publisher
School Reporter
Subscriptions $2.50 per year in Adams, Franklin, and
Grant counties. $3.00 per year elsewhere.
Livestock Topic
When UP Car
Visits Washtucna
Livestock problems will be
given expert attention when the
Union Pacific railroad's agricul-
tural improvement car visits
Adams county at Washtucna
Wednesday, January 16, County
Agent Bob Martin announced
this week.
During four previous annual
visits to Adams county the UP
display usually has emphasized
wheat, but this year the spot-
light has been focused on live-
stock, Martin said.
Discussions in the auditorium
car will start at 9:30 a. m. and
1:30 p. m., with the morning
sessions of particular interest to
4-H and FFA members and the
afternoon program directed to
adult farmers.
Two Films Planned
Two up-to:date fihns, "Cattle
GOOD FOOD
ANYTIME !
BASIN CENTER Coffee Shop
Othello, Washington
Country" and "Western Sheep"
both with full color and sound,
will be shown.
George L. Penrose, Union Pac-
ific agricultural agent, Portland,
David H. Brannon, entomology
specialist, and Charles Kyd,
livestock specialist, both from
Washington State College, will
be aboard to lead discussions.
The benefits of the "Grassman
of the Year" program, sponsored
by the .Portland Chamber of
Commerce in Oregon, will be
reviewed by Kenneth W. Saw-
yer; agricultural manager of the
Portland chamber, and Walter
Holt, manager of the Pacific In- ,-
ternational Livestock Exposi-
tion.
In the discussion field, Pen-
rose will tackle the problem of
livestock loss prevention with
emphasis on shipping. He will
illustrate his points by using
.colored slides.
Talk on Parasites
Brannon, who is a specialist
on insects, will talk about ex-
ternal parasite control as it ef-
fects all types of livestock.
To round out the program,
Kyd will take up the topics of
~rassland and range improve-
ment and livestock manage-
ment.
All of the talks will be held
in the Union Pacific car which
is equipped with a public ad-
dress system that has a micro-
phone on each aisle of scats so
that any person can easily ask
questions.
AUTO G,LASS INSTALLED
TABLE TOPS
MIRRORS PLATE GLASS
ALL TYPES OF GLAZING
Ritz lle Paint and Glass Co.
"DUTCH BOY" PAINTS
CUSTOM GLASS AND MIRROR WORK OF ALL TYPES
PHONE 306 RITZVILLE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Effective with the
month of January,
1952, custom, er accounts will be closed on the last day of
each calendar month rather than on the 26th of each month
as we have been doing in the past.
Why are we changing? Because of through extensive sur-
veys we have found that you, the customer, would prefer to
receive a statement for a full calendar month's business.
You will, of course, receive your monthly statement a few
days later than you ha~,e been getting ii heretofore.
M. A. TERRY, Wholesale Distributor
Standard Oil Co. of California
PHONE 3401 OTHELLO
P.S. If you are also one of our valued Credit Card CustoM-
ers, :'t~is will not e~fec~, in any way, your CrEdit Card Acct.
LOCALS-- O U T L 00 K
Mr. and Mrs. Barge Para
gave a dinner for Jerry Emry W A N r A D S
on his second birthday Sunday FOR SALE
n~g~ht. Those a,ttending were~
" Mr. a,nd Mrs. J'ohn PaPa and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Emry.
~0use~ues'ts fo:r the hol!iday
season at the Ruml,ey home
were Mr. an:t Mrs. Donald L.
Jeffries and d~ughters Melan.ie
Acan and Rebecca Lynn of
Siibni~e, Idaho: Miss Darltme
~'umley of Moses Lake and
Mrs. Owen A Bu,mqey, Jr. and
son, O~een A. HI, o~ Somers,
Mon tana.
Miss Colleen Rmnley ~as
un~a~b,le, 1o be home from San
Jose Sta4.e Ce¢le,ge {'or ¢,he hoh-
days, so visited wi,th ,the f~rn-
ily by 'telephone on Christrn,as
Day.
FOR SALE. 1 yr. old a,p¢.-size
e~ecltric range. Exedlen,t condfi-
tion $90. Brand new 6 yr. size
crib and mactress $30.
D,.ale Helb~g Tel. 3556
FOR SALE
WHITE T~R:EA:DG,E SNWING
machine, perfeot cond~on,
$25. Mrs. C. J. Bo~agard,us.
LOST
$15.00 REWARD ¢o anyone
fin'di:ng ,tiny yellow or ¢,an
Male dog, Has .harness on.
n,ame Tea. Alva Edwards,
Rangier Cour.t, Apt. 1. ltp
Miss Jentiie Leach, Mrs. Vir-- ..............
ginia Pesscin and Mrs. Edi'th NOTICE
Fessein a'r~d c.hildrenwere
gues~.s 'e~ Mr. and ..Mrs. Man- I w'il~l no~ be responsible for
¢ord Str,~m~rne for New Years any debts con!tra~cted by any-
dinner, one oliver fhan mysel{.
W,arren G. Brew~zr
LICENSE DEADLINE NEAR
notes
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. Don Fitzsimmons
10 A. M. Bible School --
everyone welcome.
11 A. M. Morning Worship,
7:30 P.M. Evening Worship,
7:30 P. M. Wednesday, Bible
The fiinal deadline for %he
purdhose of 195'2 a,a'co licenses
,is near, l~he 8%h af J~rmary ~o
be exact, aecortti~g ~ Jack
~h~bbard, who is ~ntlllei~g ,the
sales of ~l'm stickers.
Try A Classified Ad
LOCALS --
Mr. and Mrs. C. Sumner of
Malden were ,guests o~ Mrs. C.
J. Bog~o:rdus over ~he weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bogar-
dus and family a~d Mr. and
Mrs. Eel Oolley, all of Wa]]~
V¢~alla, spenit New Years Day
w~th Mrs. C. J. Bo~mrdus.
!Mr. and Mrs. Ed Emry en-
te~tairmd Mr. and Mrs. Paul
BonneH and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hubbard Saturday n~,ght.
Mr. and Mrs. CA~ce Show
alter stmnt the weementi in
t~rtland, Oregon.
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TRACTORS AND TRUCKS
HOT WATER HEATERS
RANGES
REFRIGERATORS •
HOME FREEZERS
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DONNER-WISE iNC.
Moses Lake Rit-ville
Gideon Lutheran Church
Rev. R. O. Wittrock
Connell, Wash
(8 miles N. W.)
MONDAY, December 24.
Christmas Program 7:30
MONTH OF JANUARY
Sunday School- 10:45
Worship Service 11:45
(all Sundays)
SACRED HEART
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Fr. C. M. Depiere
Mass held first Sunday of
each month. 9 a. m. January 6.
P[!ESBYTERIAN
10 A.M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Morning Service,
Message by F. G. Tor,:enee.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Lester Byrd, Pastor
Sunday ]0 a.m. Bible Study
11 a.m. Morning Message
Friday night, Prayer m~'e,ting.
Serv:,ces a,t pp, stor's home,
South end or Third Ave.
All are Welcome
FIRST BAPTIST CHUItCH
Cbrence Blazer Pastor
Meets in Pastime !talt
:.2~!. 5;'crvices P:~:ti-ne J-I:~l!
!~. ~.~. ~Ot'\'iO(~S ~it ":''!F 7(1: 2](")
M:"SS~*g?: "A Christian: W,!lk"
"V,:>' i'!', "7 ,,' ] iTe?"
7:30 Wednesday, Bible
Studay and Prayer service.
CHEVRON-STARTING FLUIn
DUPONT GAS GUARD
Atlas Perme-Guard
- Othello araqe
Earl (Luke) Danielson
Phone -- 3391
TO ALWAYS LOOK
YOUR LOVLIEST, YOU
SHOULD HAVE THE LOV-
LIEST OF PERMANENTS,
THE ULTIMATE IN GOOD
GROOMING..
Modern Beautg Shop
Lz~,u:'a 3doo~-e
OTHELLO
RIGHT NOW
IS THE TIME TO TRANSFER YOUR
SAVINGS
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ACCOUNTS TRANSFERRED BEFORE THE 10TH DAY
OF JANUARY WILL DRAW INTREST FROM JANUARY 1
AT THE RATE OF 2 PER-CENT INTEREST--- ~CT NOW!
OTHELL 0 STATE BANK
COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
Othello, Washington
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