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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1952 THE O.THELLO OUTLOOK
JR. LEAGUE CHOIR
IS ORGANIZED HERE
A. dozen boys and girls met in
the basement of the Christian
Ch~trch Sunday afternoon at
3:00 o"elock to opganize a junior
league and form a junior choir.
Officers elected ~vere: presi-
dent, Jim Spence; vice presi-
dent, Paula Booker: secretary-
treasurer, Bruce Tilton
~Plans for a Christmas party
for kids were discussed and the
following committees appoint-
ed:
Entertainment -- Trudy Mc-
Courtie and Susan Kanenwish-
er.
'Refreshments--~Billy Kim~ball,
the Stewart girls and Paul.a
~ker.
Guest---Jim Spence, ~Bruce
Tilton.
rl~e party will Jbe December
19 at 7:30 p.m. in the church
basement. The league 'will meet
each ~Sunday afternoon at 3:00
o'clock in the church basement.
LEGION AUXILIARY
TO HAVE POTLUCK
~Plans ,were completed Mon-
d.ay evening ,at the Legion Aux-
iliary meeting, held at the home
of Mrs. Gail Para, for ~ ootlu,-+~
Christmas party to be held
jointly with the American Le-
gion post.
Legionnaires an,d the.Jr famil-
ies wilt ha,ve their "get-togeth-
er'" at 6:30 Friday, iDeccmber
19, at the Milwaukee Women's
club.
LOCAL NOTES ----
Mr. Ernest Jessup of Topeka,
Kansas, who was visiting the
Ern 'Hods~ns and the John Don-
]eys, returned he;me last ~Mon-
day.
2YIrs. Paul Brown and Mrs.
Warren Baslee spent Wednes-
day in Spokane.
Orin Wright and son spent
Wednesday in Seattle.
T+he Charles Willis' moved in-
AND
John Deere and Caterpillar parts and Equipment
Used Tractors of All
Your Headquarters for GMC Parts
m
AGENT
CHEVRON GAS STATION
Othello, Wash.
Phone 3641
to their new home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kostaa and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I-tysjulien
were Saturday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Penn,i, ger
and children were guests over
the weekend at the home of the
Joe Vander Vloedts. Mrs. Pen-
niger is Mrs. Vander Vloedt's
sister. They are from Kellogg,
Idaho.
SOIL CONSERVATION
The Othello Soil Conserva-
tion district will hold their reg-
ular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening, December .16 in the
basement of the Bureaa of Rec-
lamation office building.
The program of the ~venin.~
will be a one hour film on
sprinkler irrigation.
Explorer Scout News
"Phe Ex,plorer schouts of troop
~ held their regular meeting
I)eeerr~ber 8, in the Explorer
scout sh~ck.
The discussion of the evening
was the posMbility of purchas-
in.~ a flag for the unit's quarters.
Troop Committeeman, T. g.
Ferguson discussed and outlined
,~ nlar~ for the seNing of Christ-
mas trees and the making of
.arrangements for a trudk to
transport the trees around eown
Saturday for the door to 0oar
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Agents for
YXERAS
Floris~
Phone Orders Accepted
RON'S PHARMACY
Othello Phone 3481
RENO'S
OFFICE SERVICE
Phone 3382
Othello, Washington
Offlee hours: ~J:30 to i2:00
l:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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CONSTRUCTION MEN!
Bstehelor Washings
Wash Dry and Ironed
OTHELLO SELF-SERVICE
LAUNDRY
flD$ FOR
canvass.
• he ~xploer scouts are send-
in~ two scouts each week to
scout meeting to asmist the
scoutmaster with the instruc-
tion of the younger scouts.
WANT ADS
THEY I~RII~G RESULTS---
PAUL F. BONNELL
Attorney at Law
OTHELLO, WASH.
WINTERIZED & WARRANTED
RED HOT AND RARIN'TOGO
1950 FORD Four-door custom ..................................... $1995
Radio, Heater, overdrive, --Very Clean
1947 PLYMOUTH Convertible ................................ $.995
Radio, heater, new top, A real steal
1949 CHEVROLET Fleetline ....................................... $1176
2 door sedan, black very cleau and all the extras
1952 CHEVROLET Deluxe Fieetline ....... special deal
2 dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater--Like New-- Hurry!
1951 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan ............................. $1910
very low milage--- showroom clean, Powerglide
1950 CHEVROLET CONVERTABLE ..................... $1695
Beautiful Blue. loaded with extras---
1550 CHEVROLET Deluxe Fleetline ...................... $1490
New seat covers R&H
1949 CI~F:VROLET Deluxe Fleetline ........................ $13~
4 dr. two tone blue, Radio, Heater, clean
1949 FORD 4-Door Sedan .............................. $1045
Radio,heater, overdrive, TRY IT!!
1948 PLYMOUTH Sedan ......................... $ 995
Special deluxe, radio heater -- very sharp
1949 CHEVROLET Convertable .......................... $144,5
Radio, heater and all the extras
1948 STUDEBAKER Sedan ....................$1095
"C~.arnp" overdrive, radio heater, clean.
TRUCKS
1947 CHEVIiOLET C.O.E ....................................................... $1250
1fl45 C~VHOLE-~ 2 ton ......................................................... $ 525
1941 FORD Pick-up .................................................................. $ 295
1936 FORD Truck ...................................................................... $ 185
1940OLDSMOBILE ................................................................. $
1939BUICK ................................................................................ .$1~
1940PY~RD ................................................................................. $ IN
1941CI-I~SLER ........................................................................... .$450
SEE THEM AT
OTHELLO
See Bob Vietzke for that New Car--Truck--Pick-up,
Dirt Moving---Excavating---Hauling, or Just tell him
your t bubles---
At Warden Junction, see 'U-,Jr Hooper
At Ritzville Carey Thomson Chevrolet Co.
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Built in record breaking time by your own pr;.
vote enterprise electric system, the Washington
Water Power Company, Cabinet Gorge Dam is
now pouring heavy reinforcements of low-cost
"R. eddy" kilowaffs onto lines serWng Inland Era.
p,re defense industries, homes, and farms.
Without one cent of cost to taxpayers, W.W.P.
built the great $4b,000,000 Cabinet Gorge hydro.
electric project in spite of tremendous obstacles,
in a race against time} Now, wlfh a threat of
serious power shortage facing this area, the suc-
cessful winning of this race is doubly important
to you and your country.
THE WASHINGTON
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50,O0Q additional "Reddy" kllawaffs of electricity, from the 6rsf of
four giant generators at Cabinet Gorge, are already helping to meet
the urgent need for power ... AND.,. three more powerful generators
will soon be "on the job"--furn|ng the swift flow of the wild Clark
Fork River into 200,000 "Reddy" kilowatts of low.cost electricity
serve yon!
WATER POWER COMPANY
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