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Friday, Sepfemb~r 19, "52 THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK PAGE 3
LOCALS ....
Former Resident
Miss Jennie Leach spen¢
last Sunday in Cle Elum vis-
iting the Stanley Murp~xys,
the Hysmiths and ,the Orville
Adams.
Chuck Palmer is now work-
{n,g at Leach's Grocer.
Mrs. Howard Loud,heeL and,
Eddie Booker visited Mrs.
Lou,gheeb's d!aughter, :Mrs.
~ob McCo~trtie ¢ro,m Sa~ur-
d~ay %o Monday.
Mr. '.and Mrs. Wil, bur Fer-
guson spent Fridtay andSat-
t~rday in Wenatchee.
Mrs. Hattie ~e~guson:is vis-
]~ting her d acghter, Mrs. C,a-
lhy Grow in V'ancowcer.
,Mr. Bi'll ]V~urray, a re~resen
Mtive of General Motors ~_A~-
tric ,Mc~tors division, is ~here
tot several weeks. His hotme
ia in West Palm Beach, Flor-
ida. He was ~a iSunday dinner
guest of the ~,am ,Bates.
DIrs. M. A. T~rry spent Fri-
day in Spokane.
Finishes Phase
Of Training
PEI~SACO/.dk, FLA., Sept. 8,
] 952---N,aval Avifftion Cadet
Alan G. Murdo~h of the Unit-
ed StaCes N.'avy took ~ff ~md
landed his S,NJ 'Texan' train
er six successive ~imes recent-
ly aboard lJhe IYSS OABOT,
cruising in the Gu'if of Mex-
ico, ¢0 co~nplete his ~ircract
carrier q,uali~ications.
Rod In,body 4n 5~itzv"ffle fine
past week.
Gary Grah~'n of Boise, Ida-
ho ,wtas ,the luncheon guest of
Phil and D uay~e Michel on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Suko of
The JI-~enry Grahams of Boi- Beverly were weekend guests
~e, Idaho, former Oth'ello xes- of Mrs. Ed.~th Pessein. Little
iden~ 'and owrmrs of ~he Jackie Pessein e~com~an.ied
AAA Service here, le~ Thurs
~ay after spendir~g fine past Che~n home to spend fine week
v~,'o weeks at the Elliatt I ~ "~- ~ED
~%nlith home.
1V~rs..Sam Bates left Tues-
|~lay to spend ,a Sew days in
, ]~kane.
lbMr. ~nd ~M.~s. :B. L. Berg
ave ,been ~n Spokane several
~ys ~vhere Mr. ~e,rg has
en ~eceiving med,ical atten-
ion ~for a badly infe~ed eye.
Mrs. Grace Scnith ,has ~een
Visitir~g ~her daughter, Mrs.
624 W. Lewis Phone 6291
Pasco, Washinglon
II III
, ,, •
Oadet 1VIurdo~h, son o~ Mr.
,and Mrs. William L. Murdoch
of 5722 N. 'Lindeke, Spokane,
and .formerly of Othello, at-
cended Washir~gton S~ate col-
lege a~ Pullman, and gradt~,at-
ed prior to entering the Nava*l
Aviation Cadet program, a,t
~he Spokane l~a'vml Air sta-
tion.
He reported .to Pensacola,
Florida, "The Annapolis of
the Air," in At~gust of 1951
.and has completed a ~ringent
schedule in mi'litary, ~a~adem-
~c, physiCal and ¢l~ht .train-
ing.
Yrom ~ensacola he has
,been sent 'to ~dvanced train-
'ing a¢ Corpus Christi, Texas.
This will be a four month syl-
labus in tom,bat type ,airvr~t.
Grad~mtion from advanced
training will win him t~he cov-
eted l~a.vy ~vi~gs o~ 'gold.
Save With
U. S. Sa¢ings Bonds
ELECTROLUX
Sales and Service
Polisher and
Accessories
H. S. SULGROVE
RitzviHe, Washington
Call Phone 385-W
CAMP FIRE--
ership is quite al01~arent."
"All of us have a responsi-
bility for guiding our young
people in growing up, ~but no
one contributes more in time
~nd eCfort to this joint com-
m~-~ity job than our Camp
Fire volunteers," he eonc'h~d-
ed.
In line with their Member-.
ship March slogan, "Be
Friendly - Melee Friends
Join ~e Oawp Fire 'Girls,"
Blue Birds, Camp Fire Girls
and Horizon Chub members-
Cemp Fire's three ~ge groups
will base ~heir program for
~he next two .and a ~al~ mon-
ths on activities that acquain¢
~ew members with the organ-
ization, it
Adult leaders, join.trig in
~he Membership March, ~ave
their own version of the slo-
,gan. They say, when asked a-
bout volunteer servi~ce, "M,ake
]VIine Cacnp l~ire." Naturally,
~hey hope their words wiil
,be echoed ~y countless other
women during the coming
weeks.
Portable Acetyline & Arc Welding
Light Overall Machine Work
Lawnmowers Sharpened
Othello, Was.hington
Everett (SLIM} Carr
Phone 3482
"Go m et"
SPUT
each, hcj load
40,:: each in yard
FARM HOUSES and
OUT BUILDINGS
Dealers For
PABCO ROOFING
FLOOR COVERINGS
PYRAMID BLOCKS
OLYMPIC SHAKES
and SIDING
---- GLASS ---
Single Strength
Double Strengih
rYstal -- Plate
or
t T~rmo-Pane
ders Supphj
~ DIVISION OF
:~e~s & Farmers Supply
1
Electromode
Gives you all these
Quality Features
ABSOLUTE SAFETY -- Cast Almninum
Safety-Grid heating element has no
exposed hot wizes or glowing coils.
SA~Y SWITCH -- Shuls off automat|-
ally should air flow stop -- prevents
Overheating.
&
~..MPKRATURE CONTROL -- Built-in
Jher~ has operating range of ~b
de~es to 6~ def~e~.
4. CLEANLINESS -- Elactromode heat is
Clean, Odorless, Sn~kelass -- always
heal
QUIET OPERATION ,--Factor,/ sealed
motor never needs oiling. Fan and
motor operate quietly. No radio in~e~-
fere=ce.
6. PORTABILITY -- May be used in any
room where proper outlet is located.
7. FINISH -- Beautiful aflvea'-g'rey fimsh
blends with turrdshings.
0+
GUARANTEED -- For one y~tr against
all d~c~s in material and workman-
~hip.
I II I1( I II
iiiii Ul ii ii i j
rile 4,000 WATT PORTABLE, WILL HEAT AN APARTMENT
OR HOUSE AS LARGE AS 25 x 25 FEET FOR AS LITTLE AS
25c PER I~AY.
$,000 and 4,000 WATT AVAILABLE
EXPOSED
WIRES
GLOWING COILS
Even a child's prying fingers are safe wi/h this electric
heater, for only Etectromode has the Safety-Grid -- A pat.
emtod heating element in which the resistor wire. has
been ombedod within a finned aluminum casting.
The~o are no exposed hot wires or glowing elements. You
can touch this grid with the flimsiest cloth, tissue, even
metal object with comple4o safety. Danger of Fire; Shock
or burn are eliminated.
• he heating element ia guaranteed :to last a Life.time, aria
the fac~ary sealed motor nevar needs oiling.
J IIJ IJHJ I till
e
P. H. Brown Phone 333~
OTHELLO. WASHINGTON