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OF HONORS - Eight-year-old Jackie Schmidt shows the many trophies and
she has won with her riding in fairs and gymkhanas during the past four years.
Photo by Mike Black
)llection of seven tro-
ribbons won over
of just four years
considered quite an
hy any horseman, but
are just eight years
e_ven more im-
floackie Schmidt,
f Mr. and Mrs.
Schmidt of Othello,
awards to her
impressive collection
the West District
County Fair last
A third grader at Lutacaga,
Jackie has been riding since
she was four years old and has
been a steady winner since
then.
It all started when her
father bought her a $14
Sheltland. She broke and
trained the horse and would
ride round and round a tree to
which the pony was tied,
while her father watched.
Jackie took her first award
in walk and trot competition
in 1971 at an event sponsored
by the Central Pony Club in
Richland.
She has competed steadily
since, but has gotten too big
for the Shetland, and has
graduated to her brother's
pinto.
Jackie's father reports she
is just a natural with horses
and soon "lets them know who
is boss".
"She has total control of the
horse," he explains.
TRAILER SALES
Grand Coulee, Call Collect 633-0303
- Attorney Gen-
,y issued
call" to citizens who
rebates
drug purchases
"Operation Money
deadline for mailing
is Oct. 31.
nearly 1,000,000
in six states have
claims.Approxi-
are from
Washington State.
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12 wides ......
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DOUBLE WIDES ARE LEAVING M & M
ALMOST DAILY!!!! Our fall stock is in. Base
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r add to your savings to receive these
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Many Uses
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SEATTLE - An Othello
stop is scheduled for a red,
white and blue Veterans
Administration "office on
wheels" which will tour
Washington from Oct. 16
through Nov. 29, bringing
government to the people.
The van is scheduled to be
in Othello from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Oct. 23 and will be
parked at the City Hall.
"This is the second year
VA's 27-foot mobile van is in
our state," said Irvin D. Nail,
director of the Seattle VA
regional office. "This year
we'll be visiting 30 commun-
ities and helping veterans
who may not be making full
use of their benefits."
The colorful van, staffed by
specialists in veterans bene-
fits, will assist veterans and
their families with GI Bill
education, home loans, medi-
cal benefits, job training, ap-
prenticeship, or any other
problem a veteran may have.
Nail said the van is fitted
and staffed as a VA office.
Visits to Washington com-
munities are generally for one
day, with the van operating in
public squares, shopping cen-
ters, or other convenient
locations.
"Personnel are experienced
VA people who can provide
most of the information and
service found in any VA
office," the director explained.
The van's staff will have
communication with the Seat-
tle regional office and have
access to VA records so that
as much business as possible
may be accomplished.
Where the veteran needs
service that normally is
provided by another federal
agency, or local, state agency
or organization, he is given
help with starting action at
the appropriate office.
"The van tour last year was
a tremendous success with
over 2,500 veterans and
dependents visiting our 'office
on wheels' throughout Wash-
ington," Noll said. "We
anticipate the same kind of
enthusiastic response this
year.'j
Property Tax
Burden Eased
THE OTHELLO OUTI.OOK Page 3
OTHELLO, WASHINGTON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974
By Measure had been sustained three
years ago. Between 1967 and
1971, the normal increase was
Property tax levies declined above 15 per cent. However,
for the last three years, the
increase has averaged less
than five per cent.
"Not only has the percent-
age decreased, but also the
average statewide property
tax levy declined from 37.6
mill~ to :~7.1 mills from the
TFN
for the fourth consecutive
year, according to State
Senator R.H. "Bob" Lewis
(R-5) primarily because of the
106 per cent limitation im-
posed by the 1971 legislature.
Figures released by the
State Department of Revenue
indicate that $276,403 has
been saved in Adams county
because of the 106 per cent
limitation and other legal re-
strictions. The law restricted
the amount cities, road dis-
tricts and the county as well as
other regular taxing districts
could levy.
The tax limitation took
effect with the 1973 levies
which are collectible this year.
The law mandates that a
taxing district other than the
state or school districts may
not establish regular property
taxes which would subse-
quently exceed the 106 per
cent total, Lewis said.
Consequently, the growth of
property taxation has dimi-
nished. This year the percent-
age increase is much less than
amounts levied last year and
the year before," Lewis-said.
"Basically, the reason for the
decline is the 106 per cent
limitation the legislature
passed in '71 and which
became effective with the
taxes levied last year. This is
the fourth consecutive year in
which the aw'rage millage rate
has declined."
BURGLARS
BREAK INS?
Why Not Install an
Alarm System
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488-2337
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plus necessmv oil foe C I
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WATER CAN
Rugged 20 gauge ste(:l
container for cold or hot
liquids Ul) to 350° use
for coffee, soul), etc.
Non tOXIC IlltuI tot
coating
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CO-OP
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12 FL. OZ.
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HEIN-WERNER
HYDRAULIC JACKS
'h TON
Reg. $18.10
SPECIA L
$15.49
3 TON
Reg. $29.30
SPECIA L
$24.95
5 TON
Reg. $35.65
SPECIA L
$29.95
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carry 90 day guarantee. Tested at
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strength and dependability
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slush, snow, etc. Nylon co~d
self cleaning tread. Tube Type
Size Trade Special F.E.T.
670-15/6 $ 38.78$ 31.95$ 2.71
700-15/6 45.08 35.95 3.11
650-16/6 43.92 36.79 2.90
700-16/6 47.07 38.95 3.32
750-16/8 59.85 48.95 4,04
825-20/10 134.46 99.95 7.26
670-15/6
TRADE $38.78
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10-16.5/8 86.7~ 71.95 4.87 L78-16/8 59,64 49.55 4.01
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TEN 60
DUNE BUGGY TIRE
SPE CIA L
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346-2266