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Chamber of Cam-
were urged
to begin im-
g local en-
to be featured
Day at Expo 74
the plea at the
luncheon meeting
representative
who pre-
on the
fair which
May 4.
reported that
should get an
on the Expo
and provide enter:
for that day. She said
other communities
Washington are
also expressed
for the fair and
reservations for
far more than
expected the big
to be during the
but May is
of schedule,"
said.
several Chamber
Were also announced
week. President
Jackson explained
car and bicycle
being planned by
check will be in
with Police De-
bike check
Jaycee program.
events will be
later.
reported that a
promotion has
20, with the
planning to
fishing contest this
~oup president also
r the Chamber to
on areas
Listed were
area west of
Sewage and water
confronting that
the traffic tieups at
crossing on Main.
QUEEN CANDIDATES - Five of the seven candidates
for queen of the Mother's Day Fiesta being sponsored by
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church are shown above. From
left are Marie Silvaz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silvaz;
Debbie Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder;
Mary Ann Zavala, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalo
Zavala; Theresa Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Clark; and Faith Jimenez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Block ]6 Job
Bids Listed
EPHRATA - Bids were
opened Mar. 28 at the Bureau
of Reclamation office in
Ephrata, for the construction
of drains in Block 16.
The lone bidder was John M.
Keltch, Inc., of Pasco with a
bid of $465,684. The Bureau
engineers' estimate was $445,-
870.
The principal parts of the
work include constructing 22.4
miles of buried pipe drains
with four- to 15-inch diameter
pipe, and constructing struc-
tures along the drains includ-
ing pipe drain outlets, man-
holes, and reestablishing con-
crete-lined farm ditches.
Skills Tournament Slated
typing and spelling. The
contests will be held during
the morning, with a workshop
in the afternoon, according to
Mrs. Marilyn Mizer, BBCC
business education instructs.
Presentation of awards w~l
LAKE- A business
for high
scheduled to
on the Big Bend
College south
19.
conclude the day's activities.
The tournament is being
sponsored by Phi Beta Lamb-
da, post-secondary business
education organization.
from 18 high
the Big Bend service
been invited to
the competition
bookkeeping,
Ricardo Jimenez. Other candidtes not pictured are Ben
Ramos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Ramos, and Jessica
Mitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mitzer. The
candidates will compete in ticket sales for the fiesta and
will be introduced at a pre-fiesta dance to be held Easter
night. Aurora Zavala and Delores Sllvaz are co-chairmen of
the fiesta queen committee.
Thefts Are Probed SBA Service
At Two Businesses
Visits Here
Are Resumed
Scheduled visits of Small
Business Administration re-
presentatives to four Colum-
bia Basin communities will be
resumed in April, William S.
Schumacher, SBA district
director in Spokane, said
today.
Cities to which SBA "circuit
rider" visits will be made
every other month include
Othello, Quincy, and Ephrata.
Monthly visits will be made to
Moses Lake.
Othello's April visit is set for
next Wednesday, Apr. 10 from
10 a.m. to noon at the City Hall
Two thefts at businesses
located along North Broadway
are under investigation here
by Othello Police.
Officers reported a motor-
cycle valued at $200 and nails
and lumber valued at more
than $100 were reported
stolen from near the cold
storage building at Farwest
Foods early this week.
Personnel at the plant also
reported that about $2,000
worth of copper wire was
stolen from there last month.
Police said two motor blocks
valued at about $100 were
taken from behind the Guen-
ther-Lee Chevrolet building
sometime Monday night.
"'Jesus Christ, Risen Lord, Savior, Baptizer, Healer,
Soon-Coming King!"
ASSEMBL Y OF GOD
SEVENTH AND JUNIPER
9:45 a.m. Christian Education
Sunday 11:00 a,m., Worship Service_.. Pastor John-
.... "son's Messkge: "Is There~ an"Alternative to
Recession, Rebellion, Tragedy, and Destruc-
tion?"
7"30 p.m. Service of Holy C ommunion.
Church 488-9439
R. Dayle Johnson, Pastor
council chambers.
Purpose of the visits, said
Schumacher, is to meet indivi-
dually with businessmen in-
terested in SBA financial or
management assistance.
Persons in business or
contemplating the start of a
new business may qualify for
SBA loans, Schumacher said.
To help determine eligibility,
businessmen should bring
with them current income
statements and a balance
sheet for at least the last
complete business year.
Group Seeking rile OTHELLO OUTLOOK .
Ban on Public o, u0, w m,u ram.. n 4. m,
arising from the burning Coalition to protect the health
Place Smokin9 eirgarette, than "main- o|non-smo~e~by~mG
stream" smoke, that inhaled smoking to areas where only
. by the smoker, requires action the smoker himself runs the
YAKIMA th/ regulation to protect the nob-smoker,risk of lung damage.
protecting health of spokesmen said. Tobacco
non-smokers from the adverse
effects of tobacco smoke was
scheduled to be heard by the
Washington State Board of
Health on Apr. 3.
The regulation suppoted by
the Washington Lung Associ-
ation's Non-Smokers' Coali-
tion, prohibits smoking in all
public places except outdoor
areas where the ambient air
can remove the smoke,
designated smoking rooms,
and public rooms which are
designated for private use
temporarily or permanently.
Penalties for violation in-
clude a fine of not less than $25
nor more than $500 and at-
tendance at an educational
program approved by the
Health Department.
Recently reported medical
evidence indicating a higher
level of carbon monoxide in
"side-stream" smoke, that
smoking is by far the most For more information per-
important single factor in sons should call Frank Erick-
chronic lung disease, accord- son, Regional Program Diree-
ing to researchers, tar, Central Region office of
Support for this regulation the Washington Lung Associ-
marks the start of an all out ation, 409 W. Nob Hill Blvd.,
thrust by the Non-Smokers'~ Yakima, WA 98902, 248-4384.
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