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/~.~G~ TWO THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK IC~tlDAY, DECElV~ER 12, 1952
Entered as second ~as$ ~ Jmauary 21, 194q, at the post
offk, e ,at Othello, Wa~hir~-ton, tm~ler ¢axe Act o£ 'March 3, 187a.
l~]i.~hed every ~rida~r a~erlmo,n at Othello.
WARREN BASLEE Editor and Publisher
~tdmcriptions $3.00 per year in Adams, Franklin, and GranV
Counties. $3.50 per year elsewhere
TOWN iHAS TREE,
AFTER STRUGGLE
Three stalw~art and hearty
Junior Chamber of Commerce
members who went elk hunting
in the M]ission Ridge country
above Wenatchee last weekend
had civic ,pride more on their
minds than four-footed beasts
with hat racks for toupees.
Cleo Stotler, Paul Brown and
'Phil ~Ianks, with two of Stot-
ler's cronies of professional
foot`ball days from Seattle,
braved the icy blasts to venture
far back into the timber in
search of, among other things,
a tree.
The tree, mind you, could not
ff~e just any tree; no, it must ~be
a special tree, just right to em-
bellish Othello's main drag tor
the forthcoming Christmas par-
ty for Othello youngsters.
rrhe quintet east 'aside their
rifles when falling snow made
it certain that an elk would be
out of the question and picked
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up an axe to venture out in
search of said tree.
After 'much searching and re-
searching on the part of the five
members of the party, a tree
which was just right was found
and felled.
Thence the story begins---all
,five, .who .are all plenty husky
lads, bent to the task of moving
the tree some 200 yards through
two ,and three-foot snow banks.
Unh! No soap! Try as they
would, they couldn't budge the
tree an inch.
After trying some twenty or
thirty minutes the boys decided
o ,get smart, cut ~ive feet off
the trunk. Fine! Again 750
pounds of pro-ball tackle beef
bit the saplirJg. It moved this
time, so much you could almost
see it. The fellows did manage
to get it down to the road and
in ,position to load ,it on the top
of Brown's panel truck. After
two more hours of struggling
-~vith the Yule :pole and still it
'was on the ,ground, t~ne boys
rigged an in, genious tvipocl to
Ill
For
SECURITY
Entire
Famit]
THE GREATEST YEAR-'ROUND GIFT OF ALL IS
THE GIFT OF SECURITY--ONLY YOU CAN GIVE
YOUR FAMILY THE FEELING OF SECURE COM-
FORT-WHY NOT START THIS LASTING GIFT
TO THEM TODAY WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
AT THE--
OTHELLO STATE BANK
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Member Federal Depo6it I urance Corporation
OTHELLO. WASHINGTON
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STATEMENT ON
BATES FOR STATE FARM MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY
are not affected by the
recent increase in auto-
mobile rates in this state.
State l~arm'e~ aim is to select only careful drivers is one of
~te features which permi~ this leading writer of full cover-
age automobile insurance to es~blish its own rates. STATE
FARM rates are set at the lowest levels consistant with its
policyholders careful driving practices. Our rates in Wash-
ington were last adjuated Jpne 80, 1952. No furtlmr changes
are pending at this time. Call or see me today for low
automobUe insurance rates.
STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INS. CO.
(Bloomington. nli.ois)
Harold Rorvik
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bold the trunk up in the air
high enough for Brown to ram
his truck under .it with the force
required to load ~it.
~oaded and ready, the five
left the ridge country over
~niles of near snowed in roads,
,drove another 160 miles
through a howlir~g windstorm,
several times nearly capsized by
the vch,ipping of the tree in the
force of the wind on top of the
truck.
~It is now near its final resting
place at 'First and Main streets
awaiting erection and decorat-
by the less hearty Junior Cham-
ber members.
If anyone in town doesn't like
the looks of the tree, broken
~branches, poor shape, etc., may
we issue a .word af warning--
don't say ,a word a~bout it, at
least where ,any of the three can
hear you.,
It is rumored that next year
the Jaycees are going to ,buy a
tree, preferably one set in the
standard and decorated.
CEMENT PLANT TO
CLOSE 10 DAYS
The Othello Cement Products
plant closed down today for a
period of ten days ~or altera-
tions and remodelir~g, accord-
ing to plant manager Phil
~Ianks .....
&Iterations will include the
removal of ~he loading ramp
which was ~ased by dump trucks
to back up and dump into the
~atehing hoppers. ,This method
is being discarded by ~he com-
pany in favor of stock-piling the
sand and ,gravel at the batch
plant site.
The new system will increase
the efficiermy and speed of op-
eration at the plant, according
to Hanks.
CHURCH TO START
GOSPEL SERIES HERE
The O~hello Church of Christ
will start a series of Lectures on
Christmas day and will contin-
ue them throt~gh December 27.
The religious meetings will be
under the direction of twelve
different speakers. ~here will
be four speakers per day. r£he
principal speaker will ,b~ Dur-
avood [Biggerstaff, ,who will
speak each evenir~g throt~ghout
the three-day meeting.
There will be two one-hour
classes in the morning and two
in the afternoon, according to
~S,arn May, pastor of the local
church.
The morning classes will 'be
from 10:00 until 12:00 and the
afternoon ~rom 2:00 until 4:00.
The evening meetings start
at 7:30 p.m.
WHAT'S TRUMP MEETS
rghe What's Trump "bridge
club met Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ann Loch"
rr~iller for ,a Christmas party
and --~gift exchar~ge.
The tournament play was
continued with Mrs. Olive Cam-
eron leading, Mrs. Paul Brown
second and Mrs. Evva Lou
Krupa third. Mrs. Cameron won
the galIopir~g goose.
LADIES AID MEETS
The Ladies Aid of the Othello
'Presbyterian church will mee'~
on Wednesday, December 17, at
the home of Mrs. G. W. Klip-
hardt. The meeting will be pre-
ceded by a potluck luncheon
and Christmas gi,fts x~dll be giv-
en $or the church kitchen.
Danekas & Dunkan
Funeral Home
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