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A successful Othel6,
businessman, who has found
lots of time to devote to
community and Basin-wide
projects while developint one
of the most successful farm
implement dealerships in the
Northwest, was last week's
featured personality in the
Who's Who contest.
Currently in his third year
as president of the Columbia
Basin Development League,
Roger Thieme's "civic" efforts
recently have been directed
toward bringing the Basin
Project to its full develop-
ment.
Thieme has spent hundreds
of hours working on the
difficult task of assuring the
continued development of the
Basin, which in itself would be
a tremendous economic boost
to Eastern Washington.
Those efforts have consisted
of several trips to Washington
D.C., along with numerous
visits to Olympia.
"I ~tbink we're now at the
point that in two years we'll
know whether or not the
Project is going to be
developed," Thieme reported
last week.
Busy Booster
Although Basin Develop-
ment has occupied much of
Thieme's "free time" the past
two years, he has been a busy
community booster since ar-
riving here in 1966.
He served on the Othello
School District board of
directors for seven years,
holding two terms as board
president. He was a first
winner of the local DSA
award given by the Jaycees in
1968, is a charter member of
the Othello Rotary Club, and
active in the Chamber of
Commerce. He has also been
active in the Association of
Washington Businesses and
numerous implement dealer
trade organizations.
Thieme has participated in
local Republican politics,
holding GOP club and precinct
committeeman positions, and
serving county campaign
chairman for Governor Dan
Evans two years ago.
He has been on stage in
numerous Othello Theatre
Guild productions and is a
member of the Paradise
Lutheran Church congrega-
tion.
Thieme was also recently
appointed to the Governor's
Committee on Reclamation
and Irrigation.
Idaho Native
Born in Hebron, Nebr.,
Thieme moved to Idaho with
BASIN BOOSTER- Roger Thieme, local businessman and
president of the Columbia Basin Development League, was
the mystery personality in last week's Who's ~ contest.
e
e
his family when he was eight
years old, and grew up on a
farm in Kimberly. He grad-
uated from high school there
and then received a B.S. in
mechanical engineering from
the University of Idaho in
1958.
He returned to Kimberly to
farm for five years and then
joined the John Deere Imple-
ment Company, serving as a
company representative out
of Portland for two years.
An opportunity to purchase
Evergreen Implement
brought Thieme here in 1966
and he is president and
general manager of the local
business, which has had rapid
growth through the past eight
years.
Thieme and his wife, Joyce,
who grew up in nearby Twin
Falls, just seven miles from
Kimberly, have two children,
Danny, an OHS senior, and
Kelly, an eighth grader at
McFarland.
RECORD WINNER - Charley Swan, right, defied all odds by winning the Who's Who
contest for two weeks in a row. Swan not only won, but had the correct number of clues to
claim the jackpot prize of $110. Presenting the money to Swan is Marty Mohs of Copeland
Lumber.
The Who's Who contest Center; Idaho '58, Akin's
defied alloddsand did in a big Thrift; Always green and
way last week as Charley CBDL President, both Ever-
SEATTLE- Approximately ceiling, and the fact
81 million 1040 and 1040A supervisors
individual income tax forms itor telephone calls to
packages will be printed this the quality of
year, the Internal Revenue taspayer assistance.
Service said today. Sassi stressed the
For the first time, accord- such action is taken
ing to Michael Sassi IRS the purpose of
District Director in Seattle, on the quality of this
more than 21/2 million of these He further
packages for farmers and no telephone ellis are J
fishermen will be printed on ed and that no record
recycled paper as an expert- of the taxpayer's
ment. He said that eventually address unless, at the
the IRS hoped to print all tax of the taxpayer, a
forms on recycled paper for telephone call is
environmental and economic
reasons.
The 1974 forms also include
the addition of a "no" box in
connection with the 1976
Presidential Election Cam-
paign Fund check-off. This
will allow taxpayers to check
"yes" or "no" in answer to the
Deliveries
Gasoline
Down in
OLYMPIA -
question of whether they liveries in Washin
want to designate $1 ($2 on during the month
joint returns) to the Fund. 1974 were over six
The 1974 forms will cntinue to gallons fewer than
make it clear that a check-off forecast for that
designation does not decrease did reflect only the
any refund nor increase the monthly increase
Park Payments Hours are Changed tax libility of taxpayers, figures during the
taxpayers, year.
Made by IAC For Royal Library Sassi said the new ,forms The actual nun
are much like last year s and gallons delivered by d
ROYAL CITY - Because ofthat taxpayers will be able to tars during 0¢
For
D : x
Fro|co| a reduced library district use their 1973 forms as a148,750;916, ace
g
budget, the North Centralguide in preparing their 1974 figures released
A check in the amount of Regional Library has had to returns. He said the mainNelson, Director
$15,164 has been received by cut its 1975 branch library difference between the 1973 Department of
Swan walked off with the green Implement; Guild actor, the City of Othello as the service hours by approxi-and 1974 forms is the le
record jackpot prize of $110. Othello Bowl; Rotarian and second, third, fourth and fifth mately 10 per cent, officials reintroduction of Schedule B SThe total
Swan, who was last week's Overlooks OCC, Hostetter partial payment on the Lions reported this week. for the reporting of dividend 146,109,229 gallons
winner with a $10 prize, had Ford; Paradise Lutheran, Park development, it was Effective Jan. 1 the Royal and interest income. On 1973 in October 1973,
his name drawn again thisBob's Lockers; Joyce, Doc announced this week. City branch outlet will have returns taxpayers listed the increase of 1.81
week and this time had the Holliday Chevron; DSA-68, The announcement was the new service hours. They total for all dividends and last year.
made by the Interagency will be Tuesdays and Thurs- interest income. On the 1974 Nelson explained
correct number of clues ,to A&W Root Beer; Danny Committee for Outdoor Rec- days, 12:30-5:30, 6:00-8:00; forms, taxpayers who haveprojected pre-e
"Winwinningall thethemarbles".contest two senior, McRae Music; Kelly at reation, and Wednesdays 12:30-5:30. more than $400 of dividend total for the man
weeks in a row was a McFarland, Bentley s; End of Officials said total cost of income or $400 of interest this year was
tremendo~us "long-shot" for ist, Celeste Holm Florist;the project will be $291,304 A die~JI cjU
Swan. He was one of over 150 Basin booster, Dart-Land; with funding from Re'feren- U S ate incomeh sectionmUSt fileheadedSChedule,,High_B, gallons.12.monthThat fiaverage
entries twoweeksago, and in 5222, Joe's Central 66; dam 28 in the amount of
last week's contest was one of 488-2717, New Holland-Oth-$218,478. Previous payments ~ G A lights" on the front page of about 4 percent.
246 entries in.the contest, ella; Sells tractors, Vess to the City of Othello have n rant rea the forms package draws the Nelson explained
taxpayer's attention to the gallon totals do not
As a result of Swan's big Jewelry. totaled $1,410. The Department of Reve- IRS toll-free telephone ser- iy mean the gas,
win - the largest in four Payments will be made nue will audit the personal vice, the new rule regarding available for col
months the contest has been Election Set periodically for the project property of 96 individuals and the interest and dividend during the report(
running - the jackpot prize which will involve additions business firms in Grant
now drops back to $30 for this on the 27-acre park. Con- county during December and 'Cat .Cl'asers' Deliveries could h
week. Entries can be made at For Art Unit struction is expected to get January, Clyde B. Rose,
made at the end of
Joe's Central 66. underway soon following ac- and not have been a
Swan correctly listed the than taken by the city council director of property taxed,
number of clues in last week s Election of officers and a hereMonday night" has announced. New 4=H Club the publicuntilthe
month.
contest at 26. His entry was gift exchange of items made The council gave city Those to be audited, were The department's'
one ofl01 of the246 total with by members will be the officials the authority to issue selected from the assessment "The Cat Chasers" was the
the correct number and highlights of a Christmas the notice to proceed to the rolls by randon.
identity of Roger Thieme as party forOthello Art As- park contractor upon ap- The Department is requir-
the mystery personality, sociation, proval of documents by the ed by law periodically review
Last week's clues and their
ad locations follow: Hebron
and Farmed five years, both
Cimarron; Born in Nebraska,
U of I Degree and School
board 7 years, all Freddie's
Restaurant; Kimberly, Work-
ed for Deere and Came in '66,
all Woodworker; KHS and
Vandal, both Basin Tire
Hostess for the event
planned 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 17, will be Mrs. Louis
Rickman in her home east of
Othello.
Members will arrive at the
Rickman home by car pool and
are asked to contact Mrs.
Rickman at 488-9774 or Mrs.
Del Lampe at 488-9031 for
information. Women interest-
city attorney, and then also a portion of the personal
issued the notice to proceed property accounts m each
with the construction phase of county. The findings are used
the project to the engineers, in the Department's annual
Contractor for the project is assessment ration study,
Valley Crest Landscaping which evaluates the perfor-~
............................. mance of county assessors.
ed in becoming new members The Grant county audit will
are welcome to the meeting at be performed by Verne Kiehn
which plans for the coming and Charles Swanson, pro-
year will be outlined, perty auditor-appraisers.
name selected for a new dog
4-H club formed here last
Tuesday.
The club is open to all
youngsters who are in the
third grade or above and have
a dog to work with.
Interested youngsters
should contact Mrs. Don F.
Fletcher at 600 S. 11th or call
433-3126.
The next meeting is set for
Nov. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Mrs.
Fletcher's home.
are based on
ed for consumption.
tars pay state
delivered amounts
taxes are due by
the month
delivery month.
WHERE TO LOOK
FOR CLUES
Cash Prizes
Cash Prizes
Clues may be hidden in ANY
AD IN THIS SECTION. When you. We invite you to do your Emp:oyees of other span- "Where to look for Clues," this issue. You do not have to ren under 12 must be correct total number of clues ED'(by anyone). The
a star appears in any of these best to outwit us!' sorir ~ merchants ARE eli- above). If by co!ncidence, the list all these clues-just give the accompanied by an adult, hidden in all ads of sponsoring of the Othello C utlo
ads, it means that additionalCONTEST RULES gibh,, name of WHO S WHO (or total number of them. Dont 6. This week s contest merchants, a BONUS OF $20 the judge in all que~
advertising of that firmThis 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 receive this will be paid. Whenever this his decision is final,
appears 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 parti :ipat
issue of the paper and of four could submit four blark. Not necessary to be items, editorial matter or entry in the box located at the Monday of the following week. added to next week's BONUS - youabetterch~ncel
additional clues may also be entries(. Anyone may enter pre ent to win. Not necessary 9ther places in this news- sponsoring merchant, whose 7. At that time (5 p.m. next which will continue to grow jackpot...y~ur ~ife,
UNLESS a member of your to ~,, a subscriber to the paper, these will not count as ad has a heavy black border on Monday) a drawing will be until it is won. or some brigh ~-eye
hidden in any of these ads as family is employed by the Othello 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
well.
Clues,will be scattered... Othello Outlook or by the :L WHO'S WHO may be 4. To enter, writedown the, 5. There is no other place have been received for this than will be taken to prevent miss!
there may be from one to five
in any ad - or none. This is a bordered this week
contest of skills...and we applies ONLY during
intend to do our best to outwit
(this Clues for his or her identity
the will be hidden ONLY in ads for
week this ad is bordered(, sponsoring merchants (see
merchant whose ~d is heavily an ¢ )ne in the Othello area. name you think WHO'S WHO
is. Add the total number of
clues you can find in ALL the
ads of sponsoring merchants in
V • L.w., O, ans
BENA IDEZ CAFE • P,.no
• Complete Music Store
• Electrophonic Stereo
"Service Is Our Business"
Trustworthy Stores
McLEAN'S
HARDWARE
Mexican & Amerie~m Foods
Open 7 Days a Week
Catering Service to Ware-
houses, etc.
32 E. Main Othello, Wa.
RADIO SHACK
Supermarket d
cRAE , USIC
702 E. Main 488-$584
96 S. 1st 488-3651
where entries will be ac-
cepted. Any member of the
family may bring in all the
(,ntrie~ for that family. Child-
week's contest. The first entry
drawn that correctly identifies
WHO'S WHO will win $10, If
THAT entry also lists the
typographical errors that
might be mistaken for clues,
but errorless typography
CANNOT BE, GUARANTE-
Got any Perry
you? Think YOU
the contest?
can't win if you
S i P ,, w,oo,,,,,
OF OTHELLO
GIVEN AWAY IN PRIZES! 4~b&CedarS~reets
488-2451
One House For
All Your
Insurance Nee(is.
RICCIO-JENKINS
INSURANCE
AGENCY
22 N. First 488-9751
Complete Tire & "~
Farm Service
BASIN
TIRE CENTEI
Don Rattan P~.48
Industrial-Commercial
Residential
WIRING '~
No Job Too Small
Electric Baseboard
Heating
Owners: "Chuck" Booth &
Sons Cbarlie & Frank
FARMER'S ELECTRIC
TLe "Friendly" Super Mar-
k~ ~ that saves on your
grocery budget every day.
AKIN'S THRIFT
425. E. Main Othello
Top Grade
FREEZER MEAT
For Home or Locker
488-9953
if No Answer
488-2056
BOWS LOCKERS
92N. Venice Othello
Custom Cabinets-Sawfiling "~ ~ ~m~ llii~~ Otk& '~'~g'dE~'C',d -Carpeting'Kitchen Cabinets ~ ZAVALA'S PLACE il
Furniture Refinishing c~$gd' Wallpaper - Paints
Entertainment Lounge Now At 97 So. 1st St. ~'Hg~ ~'*bg~iM¢' Mexican Food-Bevecages
R ON' S Huge Dance Floor Floral Arrangements Beer & Wine to Go
CABINETSHOP ~~ON MOTEL E[usiness-OfficeSupplies ~¢'p¢~1" ..... THE ' Open7Daysaweek I
WOOl) WORKER
and P,3~STAURANT BENTLEY'S
60 E. Hemlock 488-3993 14st MA,N STaEET 97 S.ls~ PH. 488-2751 4aa-3go2 26 E. LARCH 341 So. 1st PH. 488-5219 1796 S. Broadway Othello
OTHELtO, WASH. 99344
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AuthorizodS gerOeaer ,OC .............. -- CO,,,,., .,,.,...,, ,,.....,
~[~ Fabrics-Lessons-. HOLUI)AY - ' LUMBER Or Tsme-,, RESTAURAH1
i Notmns CHEVRON SERVICE ,am *
.... • EVERGREEN Chinese-America~
~ ~-'~ 745E. Main Free Pick-up & Delivery, ~ |~ ~.'**Groem~ Complete Building Sup- ~rO~-TL Nightly
i Othello Air Conditioning Service -- ~ ~~* Prednse plies for Contractors and IMPLEME IT, INC
;~ ~ ~.ii~b~i~ Expert Atlas Tune-up FinancingD°'ItY°urselferSAvailable RSy'$ A~ ,~N~@ United Indusl;rial Park
Open 6 Days a Week 126 s. Bre dw-y 488-2012 Othello 488-5222
a88-3233 445 E. Main PH. 488-7636 67 S: 1st T
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A Division of Spe~
-New Hol~nd Hay Equipment
Servis Blades & Cutters
NEW HOLLANI
OTHELLO
• 645S. Broadway 488.9607
This Week's "Who's Who"
Special!
1975 F-750 10 Wheeler Truck.
JiOSTETTER
FORI) SALES, INC.
CELESTE HOLM JOE'S ENJOY FRESH
PASTEURIZED
FLORIST CENTRAL HOMOGFNIZED
*Flowers *Office Supplies 66 6RADE a Ik
*Ceramics *Candle ~-ner
*Terrarium Plants Tires Lubrication Slushes - All Flavors
*~-e~d~ng Invitations
Batteries- Motor Oil ~_~
IIOE. Main 48&7696 N. llth and E. Main 488-3,501
830 E. Main
488-5381
III
VESS JEWELRY
*Diamond Rings
*Earrings
*Seiko Watches
*Ear Piercing
tii ou. (ith 488-2852
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Men - W~e~
Mixed Lea{p~
OTHELLO goi
1312 E.'Main