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~y a~ man who has been the
~ ,i~ cf l f e:a~t; prb~h~ r~ r~h ;cCe~ami
nilli~.~ae from near collapse to+
- , . +
te:t2:7:t' r2:g
tolis$;~_,,~0, was the featured per-
~aty in last week s Who s
~Contest.
~"-[relative newcomer to
0~.t~ll0, Dick Keeney Jr., is
rL 0f the community's
~t boosters and, without
-at~bt, has spent more time
105~l~.ort during the last few
~in spreading the word
~t 0thello than any other
..1~ resident.
became involved in
for the first
of 1971 when
that the com-
be without re-
]astern Wash-
year. The
[ their
of the program,
group or individuals
forward to fill the
moved to the Yakima Valley
with his family in 1950. He
graduated from Sunnyside
High School in 1963 and after
spending two and a half years
at Yakima Valley College and
Student Total Scholarship Aid Offered
Has Big Gain
At Big Bend
MOSES LAKE The
number of full and part time
students enrolled at Big Bend
Community College is about 25
per cent over the same period
last year, it was announced
today by Dr. Robert L. Mason,
Dean of Student Personnel
Services.
In Legion Unit Booklet
The week of Oct. 27-Nov. 2 High School counsellors' of-
will mark the fifty-fourth rices by American Legion
annual observance of Ameri- Auxiliary Unit 219.
can Education Week by the Published annually by the
American Legion, working in American Legion, "Need a
close cooperation with the Lift?" lists thousands of scho-
National Education Associa- larships, loan funds, gratuities
tion, the National Congress of and other educational aids
Parents and Teachers and the available from colleges, pri-
The greatest increase is in United States of Education• vate organizations and state
the number of part-time On a local level, theprogram and federal governments.
students, which jumped from will be marked again.this year "It is possible for a student
200 at this time last fall to 512 by the placing of copies of the to attend college without
this quarter--an increase of scholarship booklet, +'Need a assistance fromhisparents, by
about 150 per cent, he points Lift?" in the Othello and Royal
The total number of full and
part-time students at the end
of the second week of school
stands at 1,208, cowpared to
889 al the same period last fall.
The total number of full-time
equivalent students, which is
the basis for allocation of state
funds, has not yet been
determined, but indications
are that it will not show the
same gains as the head counts.
Full-time equiwdents are de-
termined by averaging credit
hours of full and part-time
students.
using summer earnings and
available financial aids," said
Mrs. Cliff Loewen, auxiliary
education and scholarship
chairman•
"It is important for the
student to look early for help.
Preferably, he should begin in
his junior year of high school,
out.
The head-count of full-time
students stands at 696,
compared with 689 at this time
last fall, an increase of seven•
However, the gain is probably
larger than it would appear
from the figures, points out
Dr. Mason• Included in the fall
head-count of fulbtime stud-
ents are 110 Japanese agricul-
IN FAMILIAR SPOT - Dick Keeney, Othello community
float chairman, drives the 1974 unit in it's final appearance
during the OHS Homecoming iestivities two weeks ago.
president of the Othello tural Trainees• Last year
there were about 30 more
Jaycees and last spring served Japanese students, which'is an
as chairman for the Othello indication the gain of other
Junior Miss Pageant, and is fulbtime students has been
already making plans for an
even bigger and better 1975 more than would appear•
Started in 71 WSU, entered the Army in event.
for the Othello 1966. He and his wife, Pauline,
at the local Moose He spent two years at Fort have three children, Kelly 12,
by Paul Jones, Bliss, Tex., coming to Othello Pare 9 and Randy 7.
and Keeney got in 1968 where he was employ- Keeney's work on the float
lingand it has gone ed by Labbee Mint Farms as a program hasn't gone unno-
partsman. He managed theticed by the community• He
g I stood up local Moose lodge for a briefwas the winner of the The jackpot in the Who's
I would contact the period, worked at The Part- Chamber of Commerce Citizen Whocontest is back at $50 for
clubs to see if we house and is now employed as of the Year award in 1971 and this week's event after Bob
the program a partsman by Sargent 'Irri-
recalls. "The gation.
calling me the Keeney is second vice
and it has just sort
from there."
was operated in
a loose community
ttee. Organizational
following
I Keeney reports that
committee is now a
solid organization".
early this year was awarded Leathers of 350 Scootney
Leathers, whose name was
the first drawn from the entry
box at The Cimarron, cor-
rectly identified Dick Keeney
THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK . Page 3
OTHELLO, WASHINGTON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1974
and no later than the
beginning of his senior year.
Some students have the
attitude, 'I'll get through high
school and then worry about
college.' Unfortunately, by
then it may be too late. So it is
up to you parents to get the
educational ball rolling for
your child. Contact your high
school guidance counselor or
principal; they'll be glad to
help.
"There are two important
things to remember. First, if
your child is really determined
to get an education and you
cannot pay for it, there is help
available. Second, apply early.
In many cases in which
students are turned down, it is
because they applied too late."
Also to be had by contacting
Mrs. Loewen or the high
school counselor is informa-
tion concerning scholarships
for girls made available from
ALA, Department of Wash-
ington. These include assis- !
tance in specified fields, as
vocational and nursing ....
II
SAVE
$35- $50
OR MORE
ANNUALLY ON YOUR
AUTO & FIRE
INSURANCE
TRUCK INSURANCE
tochmiller A
488-3642
87 S. 1st Othello
BUSIN SSAND PROFESSIONAL
the Jaycee Distinguished Ser- claimed the $10 prize last Jr. but put the clue number at
vice Award for 1973. week. , 22 instead of the correct figure 103 S. lsi 488 LS2
LOCKER BEEF
Custom utting
Locker Rentals
On .the Farm Slaughtering
of 19.
As a result $30 is being
added to the $20 left in the
jackpot for a total possible
prize of $50 this week.
Approximately half of last
week's 80 entrants had the
correct number of clues listed
on their entries•
THURSDAY, OCT. 24, 1974
Rotary CLub
Women of Moose
Rainbow Girls
V, F. W. Post 8889
FRIDAY, OCT. 25, 1974
I
Rod & G uu C lab
Othello Grange
SATURDAY, OCT. 26, 1974
Nothing
SUNDAY, OCT. 27, 1974
Attend The Church
Of Your Choice
MONDAY, OCT. 28, 1974
Arts Association
Pioneer Homemakers
'REDDIE'S
RESTAURANT
Downtown Othello
Visit The
LOTUS ROOM
COmmittee closed its Entries can be made this Volunteer Fieman 1400 on your
SUccessful season I. week at Doc Holliday's Chev- Othello Moose
last month, is now ron Service .. , .......
• o.oo Did
i' looking forward to +:~i Clues in last week's contest 0]rocilv Rebind ~ • f~. ~-
and will again be and their ad Iocations were '71 .-+'-, ~, - . - I :.~y~v .....
Pating in the Northwest Citizen of Year, Othello JaCK S l~aKjaln llurn I ~oy ~cout ~roop ~vv
al Association. . • Hydraulics; DSA-73 and 488-995~ I Boy ScoutTroop #805
tddition to orgamzmg Partsman, both Freddie's I TUESDAY, OCT. 29, 1974 __ .
°rdinating the rigorous Restaurant; JC-VP and Born ......... I Kiwanis Club SiRV~ iE--
-~r parade schedule of in Seattle, both Basin Tire , ~ I Othello Newcomers Club
20 appearances Center; Sunnyside Grad, Ar- raen~ ~[)[ School Board
:bout the In!and Em-
leeney has also spear my in '66, and WSU, all A ~. . • "' I Beta Sigma Phi is wha! you
Woodworker; at Fort Bliss ~ Ilrllllld'lfln I WEDNESDAY, OCT 30,1974
theadditionofthefloat and FloatChairman both 1" "'°*U"'°'°° I ...... " get more
"~ marr "~ ' .... t.rarty rtomem aRers
~e to the fair:rodeo t(+l on" ~ame in oo I .... of a|
~dactivities. Nowinthe Itostetter Ford; 1366Hem- I~i,tributor toyI ..... ,eg •
lg stage is ~ band lack, Yarger's; 2266 and Three " +" I lops wa~oou
}~ion event prior to the ~ children, McLean's Hardware; Irrigation Equipment I
'~'Oeal para@, which i~ii Junior Miss Chairman, McRae - " " ' ~ ~S
~Opefully attract num- Music. Wife Pauline and YVC PMulp ~lle$ { [qulpmenl I
~llits from high schools ~.; ~/ ~)oth Othello Fabrics" Works I "
~Urrounding area. on Broadway, Bargain Barn; .... '.. . I :
IW:D S Isroaawavt
Seattle Native WEEK'S WINNER- Charles Richard, leR, manager ot The Cimarron, presents $10 in and Float Hobby, Akin's ' I AMOCO SERVICE
Seattle, Keeney ca~b to Bob Leathers, w_inner of' last week s Who s Who contest. ,, Thrift. I I *
I Illll I III IIII II I III
u: q[,.., u.,
Wh's Wh I Orb .-. o o e o
, o o n eo _ ,n~, 1 ~'-
CONTEST i'~,rn;~., :r ,~--'- ,~: .ONTESI!
ERETOLOOK.LFOR CLUES,j~s.lrlay be hidden in ANY- Cash Prizes W.My ,L mmj UUTLO ":= Cash Pfi.s Wee kly •
t av t correct total number o, clues
~PHISSECTION. When you. We invite you to do your Employees of other spon= "Where to look for Clues,' this issue. You do no h e to ren under 12 mus be " ED (by anyone). The publisher
hidden in all ads of onsorl
F~PPears in any of these best to outwit us! soring merchants ARE eli- above). If by co!ncidence, the list all these clues-just give the accompanied by an adult. ' " s~ "ng of the Othello Outlook will be
+'+~.~eans that additionalCONTEST RULES , gible, name of WHO S WHO (or total number of them. Don't 6. This week's contest merchants, a BONUS OF $20 the judge in all questions and
r ~v t will be ald Whenever this
~tSiag of that firm This is a family fun contest. 2. Nothing to buy- use any other facts about him or her) forget to add your name and starts when you ece" e his " p " . " his decision is final.
'~s elsewhere in this One entry per person {family slip of paper for your entry happen to appear in news address, Then, drop your issue and closes at 5 p.m. BONUS is not won, it will be Family participation gives
added to next week s BONUS
~.0f the paper and of four could submit four blank. Not necessary to be items, editorial matter or entry in the box located at the Monday of the following week. ' - you a better chance to win the
whmh will continue to ow
~.al clues may also be entries(. Anyone may enter pre~.ent to win. Not necessary other places in this news- sponsoring merchant, whose7. At that time (5 p.m. next " " " gr jackpot...your wife, husband
ia
UNLESS a member of your to oe a subscriber to the paper, these will not count as adhasa heavy black border on Monday) a drawing will beuntil it is won. or some bright-eyed young-
any of these ads as family is employed by theOthello Outlook to enter, clues in this contest, this page in this issue,held at the store where entries 8. Every possible precau-ster MAY spot that clue you
e v o tmn wdl be taken to revent
'i~ Will be scattered... Othello Outlook or by the 3. WHO'S WHO may be 4. To enter, write down the 5. There is no other place have been r cei ed f r this " " p miss!
~maY be from one to five merchant whose ad is heavily anyone in the Othello area. name you think WHO'S WHO where entries will be ac- week s contest. The first entry typographical errors that Got any Perry Mason in
:~ad. or none. This is a bordered this week (thisClues for his or her identity is. Add the total number of cepted. Any member of the drawn that correctly identifies might be mistaken for clues, you? Think YOU can outwit
~ of skills...and we applies ONLY during the will be hidden ONLY in ads for clues you can find in ALL the family may bring in all the WHO'S WHO 'will win $10. If but errorless typography the, contest? Remember you
,a~doour best tooutwit week this ad is borderedt sponsoring merchants(see adsofsponsoringmerchantsin entries for that family. Child- THAT entry also lists the CANNOT BE~ GUARANTE- cant win if you dont enter.
I~:P~' ' ~ 9% One House For
• Lowrey Organs
"~"'"'hEZ CAFE • Pianos - ~ ~ M AA L~B ~.~J All Your
agll~VlU * Complete Music Store ~ J ~ k
, * ElectrophonicStereo ~ I k • |J [ ~j ~ ~ i U ~ ~141d~ Insurance Needs.
Complete Tire & On the
I I I r+. h rm ,n
Is Our Business" Mexican & American Foods ~ • M ~ I, Farm Service
.A,),o+.,,c,, ! h & W ROOT BEER Rnccto.JENKINS
'"Stwortby Stores Open 7 Days a Week ..... "~ " k ,
• . " BASIN
Catering Servme to Ware- • OF OTHELLO INSURANCE
.lkLEAN'S houses etc Vl RAE " TiRE CENTER +
qARDWARE • " . : USlC GlVrM away IN PRIZES! 4th&CedarStreets AGENCY
'lst 488-3651 32E. Main Othello, Wa. 702E. Main 488-3584 ...... ,,-,w 488-2451 22 N, First 488-9751 DonRuttan PH. 488-9686
"- ,, , i, Andrew in 2nd
III II I IIII II III | II IIII II
rial-Commercial Wife Merge :' ~ -
~esidential *-~t'~'~ "//
| ~l~ WIRING Custom Cabinets-Sawfiling ~[ ~,~ :;k:
| ~|~,¢Job Too Small Furniture Refinishing
[ ~tt~ricBaseboard Entertainment Lounge
Heating ROWS Huge Dance Floor
"Chuck" Booth &
arlie & Frank CABINET SHOP
Eli'S ELECTRIC6o E. Hemlock 488-3993
. tirement Board
f[~ Authorized Singer Dealer
nad:Y"eSUoPer M::ik i~' Fabrics_ Lessons.
|:" budget every day. Notions
~lain Othello f~ IK.~ 488-3233
I I
CIMARRON MOTEL
and RESTAURANT
~,~s~ ~u sTa~
om~tm, wasH. wa44
DOC
HOLLIDAY
CHEVRON SERVICE
Free Pick-up & Delivery,
Air Conditioning Service
Expert Atlas Tune-up
445 E. Main PH. 488-2990
R TOp Grade
EEZER MEAT
rHome or Locker
488-9953
No Answer
$ 488-2056
LOCKERS
!! ~nice Othello
'~r~a Freshman
A Divi on of Rand
-New HolLand Hay Equipment
Servis Blades & Cutters
NEW HOLLAND-
OTHELLO
645 S. Broadway 488-9607
II
This Week's "Who's Who"
Special!
New '75 4 wheel drive Ford
pickup available.
H_OSTETTER
FORD SALES, INC.
Now At 97 So. 1st St.
Floral Arrangements
Business-Office Supplies
BENTLEY'S
97 S.lst PH. 488-2751
mn
a, su • Vrym la
'~ • Frozen Food,
][ * lq,tio
i * Produce
flU
CELESTE HOLM
FLORIST
*Flowers .Office Supplies
*Ceramics *Candle ~prner *Terrarium Plants
~-e'd~n g Invitations
At pulpit
830 E. Main
488-5381
iiii ii i i
Otheggo 7 lcd au&'ea
Sotagg
epaieo=. ..........
488-390226 E. LARCH
COPELAND
LUMBER "k
Complete Building Sup-
plies for Contractors and
Do-It-Yourselfers
Financing Available
Open 6 Days a Week
JOE'S
CENTRAL
66
Tires Lubrication
Batteries- Motor Oil
110 E. Main 488- 9957
-Kitchen Cabinets
-Carpeting
-Wallpaper - Paints
THE
WOODWoRKER
341So. lst PH.488-5219
Get Am Expert Ovorkd
Or Tonno-ep
Roy's Servko
126 S. Broadway 488"2012
ENJOY FRESH
PASTEURIZED
HOMOGENIZED
GRADE A IMk
Slushes - All Flavors
N llth and E. Main 488-3501
Here 11 years
III _ 1 I
ZAVALA'S PLACE
Mexican Food-Beverages
Beer & Wine to Go
Open 7 Days a week
1796 S. Broadway Othello
ii i i ii
EVERGREEN
IMPLEMENT, INC.
United Industrial Park
Othello 488-5222
VESS JEWELRY
*Diamond Rings
*Earrings
*Seiko Watches
*Ear Piercing
Presbyterian
61 So. 6th 488-2852
t t I I
450 Pine Place
• II I
II
FREDDIE'S
RESTAURANT
Chinese- American Food
Nig'W.y
Featuring . Ross Gibson
at The Piano Bar
67 S. Ist 488-2704
Sign Up For Leagues
Men - Women
Mixed Leagues
OTHELLO BOWl.
1312 E. Main 488-9561
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