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P.0. Spokane in Box of 1 1 BY CAR, or South Sook Spokane 102 115 140 Spokane, 20 LOST MALE Irish setter, Bigelow Gulch area, 466-0562 MIN Collie, tri-color, Longview identity, 747-7070 reward 2 ENGLISH Setters, white, Reward. 466-2754 Jefferson, 3mo.old Siamese kitten, reward, 747-6487 21 FOUND AIRWAY Heights, small apricot Scottish Terrier-Poodle? Identify pay ad. 244-3370. FOUND in Moran Cemetery, YELLOW KITTEN.
448-8304 GOLDEN Chow on 395 Hatch Rd. 325-4580, 466-9658 LARGE Black long haired Male dog, Colbert area, 238-4519 24 ANNOUNCEMENTS SOMETHING NEW Exciting has HIT Spokane. For special occasions dates to remember, call the Pie Face Connection. Have a friend hit with a pie. Call now.
928-7686 UNDER COVER WEAR Lingerie Home Parties are now here. For information call 466-2145 or 327-1996 Refresh yourself Mexican style. "TACO MEJICO" 27 ALPINE INN LODGE CRISTINA LAKE BC FULLY FURNISHED CONDOMINIUMS 2 CABINS ABLE BY WEEK. Some reservations for July thru September still available. Call 1-604- 447-9532 after 1pm VISIT THE JEWEL BOX GEM SHOP, Harrison, ID for Idaho's famous garnets, hand made gold, silver gemstone jewelry, collector items, jade fruits trees onyx figures.
come by boat or aufo. Open Tuesday thru Sunday, 10AM-5PM. Al Glenna Ross, Harrison, ID BLAINES Lake Park Resort. Upper Twin Lakes, Id. Store, Beer, Ice, Cabins $75 wkend.
$150Wk. $500mo. Camping, night, wk. or mo. 208-687-0282 CAMP on the lake, by the day, week or season, 50 full hookups, Koocanusa Resort, 5 miles above Libby dam.
Boats motors avail. 406-293-7548 NEW modern cabins on the lake, by day, week or month. Boats motors avail. 7 miles above Libby Dam. Koocanusa Resort.
406-293-7548 HAWAII condo, Waikiki, Irg 1- BR, ocean front, lanai. 326-0915 28 PERSONALS Uncontested DIVORCE Total cost filing fee. SPOKANE DIVORCE AGENCY No.25 NAPA 535-4264 Atty, addit. cost Master Charge Visa welcome VERN MOEN HAPPY 60th BIRTHDAY Dad. Tired of socks, love Lynda Ray, Dave, Brad, Denise, Eric, Krista, Scott Gary.
UNITE Join The People's Union (People who care and want decent government.) 747-7636 448-8489 DIAMOND jewelry wanted. 10, 14, 18 KT gold rings. Top dollar paid. Panorex, W407 Riverside, 455-8312 TO person witnessing accident, Trent Havana 1-15-80, 4:50 pm, involving a '79 Mercury Cougar 172 VW Bug, 328-4266 Inland Empire Hypnosis Weight, smoking, etc. 922-8388 KELLY HEALTH CARE employees make Kelly Health Care What it LET'S TALK.
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Call Rob L-P ENTERPRISES 484-5260 W. 201 Francis Money Avail. on 1st 2nd mortgages for debt consolidation, home improvement, business agricultural purposes. Consumer Loan Services, 928-6545 I'LL BUY YOUR HOME FOR CASH (24 HR COMMITMENT). RON TASKEY 838-8802 LOANS for business purposes $5000 up.
Pacific Security Co's, Peyton 624-0183 70 MORTGAGES CONTRACTS- FOR SALE WELL Secured Montana contract with Loan to value ratio, Buyer is a United Airline Pilot. Balance Is $16,759 at will discount for Immed. Sale. 406-273-6610. $20,489.
2nd. int. 5Yr. CO $15,367. Mr.
Nelson, 924-8860 MORTGAGES CONTRACTS- WANTED Our "28th" Year We BUY Real Estate Contracts Mortgages-Deeds of Trust Fast Service- No Broker's Fee We pay all -Call or write Free Estimates -Any Amounts 838-3111 Metropolitan Mortgage Securities Inc. W.929 Sprague Ave. Eves: 448-8430 456-8860 327-6705 I BUY SELL 15 YEARS buying selling contracts, Fast cash, fast in office service, Jack Gillespie, Gillespie Realty, W324 Francis, 326-5800. Eves 466-9531 WE buy or market your real estate contract! Call Larry Beck at JAMES S. BLACK CO.
(509) 838-2511 OR EVES 534- 2894. Contracts bought sold. Call George Peck, 928-8660 Our Gallery of Homes. Contracts, trust deeds needed. All sizes, 1st or 2nd.
Verne 328- 4324 or Tri-State Rity 327-1521 FAST CASH for contracts! We buy sell. Lillian, 489-1700, R.S. Hansen Co. 487-2709. WE buy or sell 1st or 2nd contracts.
Call Stan Mulvey, HEGE 535-9801 or 624-7753. Cash for contract, any location. Homes Inc. 328-8243, 838-1200. CHAS.
Stolz, Realtor 328-4121. We buy contracts equities. 75 REAL MONEY ESTATE TO LOAN Cash for your equity, A. Dawson, Sunshine Brokers 928-4172 85 MINES MINING Placer Gold Mine operating, sell all or part 534-0063 922-3153 REAL ESTATE 100-199 HOMES- SALE SWIM Family friends will love this giant pool surrounded by cement decks on beautifully landscaped lot. Plenty of room for holiday company.
4 Bdrm 3 Bth, wet bar, game rm, located on NW area. $86,950 Jack 924- 9730 928-7495 VILLAGE SQUARE REALTY 924-9730 N.3311 Argonne Rd. SUPER Would you believe a 3 bedroom home on a quiet street with easy freeway access for only $27,950 in todays market? Call Van your real estate man 535- 7097. WM. J.
CARTER CO. W1047 GARLAND 328-1090 YOU NAME TERMS Owner anxious! Will carry low int. contract than cost down on this clean charming entirely remodeled older home Elec. heat, gar. Price reduced to $39,950.
Bob Cooke 327-5757 Homes Income 328-8243 MEAD School district, owner selling 3-bdrm, 11a bath, 1150 sq.ft.. on main fir, Forced air gas, carport, FHA $39,900. Assume 245 mortgage. Eves 483-1315 SHADLE $37,250 full bsmt for 2-br, more, $2,000 dn, int, pmts lease to $325. Will consider buy.
W2703 Wellesley, 466-8019 July 1, 1981. THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW B5 Corrections chief starts shakeups SEATTLE (AP) Amos Reed has begun a top-to-bottom shake-up at Washington State Penitentiary as he starts his reign as head of the State Adult Correction Department. indeed of already the has replaced superintendent's the superintendent associates at the penitentiary in Walla Walla. He is permitting the prison engineer, personnel director and records supervisors to retire. He is also making changes in the corps of guards at the prison.
When Reed took the job five months ago, the corrections department existed for the most part only on paper. It will officially become a state department today. Reed's corrections career has spanned 36 years. He ran the Oregon state adult system, was deputy superintendent in the Florida prison system and was pirated away from Florida by North Carolina where he built a network of new prisons and kept the peace for four years among 16,000 inmates. REED WAS FIRED by the governor of North Carolina because he wouldn't give state corrections jobs to political hacks.
The biggest change at Walla Walla has been the naming of a new superintendent to replace James Spalding, who has been reassigned to Olympia director of prisons in the state. Reed picked Bob Kastama, a penologist with a doctorate degree. Kastama's graduate studies recently took him to Europe, where he studied the penal systems of several nations. Reed's changes, however, involve more than just replacing personnel. He has instituted a rigorous financial accounting system which includes internal audits and spot checks.
HE HAS PROMISED that he will not "surprise" the 1 Legislature with "gross overexpenditures" while he's in charge. Reed has imposed his new fiscal accountability program on all adult prisons in the state system. He insists that the violence-plagued penitentiary in Walla Walla has had to shoulder too much of the blame for a whopping $7 million in unapproved expenditures. That's the amount the state Department of Social and Health Services "surprised" the Legislature with at the end of the session. He said his new team is attempting to unravel the tangled web of overspending that stretched across the whole corrections division.
"I've been through this before," Reed said. "But this is big. It has accumulated. It has been coming on for years." "WE'RE DETERMINED to call a halt to those He added that there always is a way to realign funds within the law. Reed predicted that the new corrections department would be solvent by June 30 and ready to begin the new biennium with a clean slate.
The Legislature bailed out DSHS with a special appropriation to cover the $7 million overdraw. It appropriated $205 million for the coming two years. In Kastama, Reed hired a man who was even praised by Spalding as "a fair man. "He can be firm," Spalding said. "I have real confidence in Larry Kinchelo, Spalding's associate for custody who had completed a military career before he came to the penitentiary, will remain as head of the riot squad.
He will oversee the remodeled moderate and minimum security facilities adjacent to the elderly fortress in Walla Walla. IN THE PECKING ORDER, Kinchelo will rank third behind Reed and Kastama. Kastama's deputy will be Kurt Peterson, who will be in charge of custody and programs. Doubled water rates delayed Residents of the Deborah Addition in Chatteroy, were spared a doubling of their water bills, at least for 10 days. Spokane County Superior Court Commissioner David Thorn signed a temporary restraining order Tuesday prohibiting the Little Spokane River Water System from upping rates until a July 10 hearing on the increase.
In a petition filed Tuesday with the court, Steve Larson, a resident of the addition, said he and his neighbors recently received a bill raising their water rates from $15 to $30 a month, effective today. The residents plan to protest the rate hike to the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, but the commission reported it would accept any rate in effect at the time the complaint is filed, according to Larson's statement. The restraining order will give them time to file the protest under the old rate. The water company was ordered to appear in Superior Court July 10 to explain why the rates should not continue to remain frozen prior to the commission hearing. Conservation family honored; tour today The 1981 County Conservation Farm Family of the Year includes the 1953 Spokane County Cattleman of the Year.
Thomas Hyslop and his family won the latest award for consistent conservation practices, according to Jud Melton of the Spokane County Conservation District. Hyslop and his wife live at N3407 Columbia Circle, and he commutes 18 miles daily to farm 1,500 acres northwest of Fairchild Air Force Base. His conservation practices include hilltop tree plantings and attempting to keep the acreage in grasses by seeding approximately 160 acres every spring. Main crops are wheat, barley and field grasses for seed. The Hyslops' friends and neighbors, as well as others interested in good conservation practices, are invited to a 90-minute tour today of the Hyslop acreage, Melton said.
The tour will start at 7:30 p.m. from the farmhouse just north and west of the intersection of Coulee Hite Road and Bowie Road, four miles north of Highway 2. Participants will return their about 9 p.m. for an informal gathering with refreshments, Melton added. Official Records Tuesday BIRTHS Births recorded in Spokane hospitais during the 24 hours ending at 3 p.m.
June 30, 1981: Deaconess Kitteison -To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kitteison, Pullman, boy. Cardwell-To Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Cardwell, E4912 Ninth, girl. -To Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zenishek, N4319 Crestline, boy. Sacred Heart Mcinturff- Mr.
and Mrs. Gary L. Mcinturff, E11319 Thirtythird, boy, McClellan-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert S.
McClelian, N4927 Cook, girl. Bolton -To Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bolton, E3403 Grace, boy.
Spokane Valley General -To Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berg, $2812 McDonald, girl. Spokane Family Birth Center Thorne- To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Thorne, E2128 South Crescent, boy. (Born June 27.) MARRIAGE LICENSES Edward D. Vinson and Lillian Louise VaughanSpokane. Arnold D. Goodell and Virginia J.
Blair, Spokane. Dennis Bradley Noel and Linda Rae Woolf, Spokane. Michael L. Hoffman and Karen A. Allemand, Spokane.
Edwin E. Godley, Spokane and Kathleen S. Jordan, Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Richard L. Mount, Cheney, and Vicky Pollard, Spokane.
Leonard R. Rohrdach, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and Lindanne Swartz, Hayden Lake, Idaho Wayne R. Mackey and Jeanne S. Doran, Spokane. William J.
Mulligan and Susan L. Carver, Deer Park, Wash. Gary K. Orness and Tonette M. Goode, Spokane.
Daniel J. Elliott and Valera M. Reece, Spokane. William R. Austin and Vivian E.
Ahearn, Spokane. Anthony L. Hollobon and Barbara Blakemore Hollobon, Spokane. Timothy M. Taggart and Lisa F.
Angelo, Spokane. Keith H. Westphal and Jerri L. Klicker, Deer Park, Wash. Dale G.
Hansen and Jence Marie Ryan, Spokane. Billy L. Proctor Jr. and Lisa L. Proctor, Veradale, Wash.
(remarriage) Gary A. Barton and Brenda J. Thompson, Spokane. Christopher G. Starling and Kristine A.
Nelson, Spokane. Henry A. Steg and Sherrie L. Steg, Spokane. (remarriage)' Mark Johnston and Debbie K.
Clark, Spokane. IN THE COURTS Superior Court New suits Valley Volkswagen Inc. vs. Ken Jones; seeking $4,209 claimed owed and foreclosure of lien. Rudolf D.
and Jere E. Pabst and R.J. Hollenback Jr. vs. John and Deborah B.
Maher; seeking return of leased premises and damages for alleged failure to pay rent. Dan E. Wynia for estate of Michael D. Wynia and Dan E. and Nancy A.
Wynia, individually vs. Donaid K. and June Barnes; seeking damages for alleged wrongful death of minor child. Spokane Lincoln Mercury Inc. vs.
Edward A. Hall as American National Mortgage; seeking $4,826 claimed owed. Hassing Inc. vs. Victor J.
Felice; seeking to reinstate real estate contract. Steve Larson and 20 concerned citizens of Deborah Addition, Chattaroy, Wash. vs. Raymond Toner and Little Spokane River Water System request for and issuance of temporary restraining order haulting increase in water rates until hearing on permanent order is held July 10. Cello J.
Zat vs. Ron H. and Veronica Taylor, Jack and Mary Tuggle, The Vanderbuilt and others; seeking $3,082 claimed owed and to foreclose lien. Apollo Products Inc. and Ronald W.
Webb vs. Hartwell D. Marks and Dennis Schwalm; seeking damages for alleged failure to provide technical expertise, assistance and materials necessary to market Computerized Exercise Cheryl L. Eberhard vs. Robert McKinnon; seeking damages for alleged personal injuries and property damages.
Coy G. Grainger vs. Washington Department of Social and Health Services; seeking $125,000 damages for alleged discrimination. Suits settled Leo Green as Champion Produce vs. Produce Supply and others; dismissed.
Old National Bank of Washington vS. Willis E. and Donna Mattausch; award of $2,668. Trust Co. Bank vs.
Kirishian Brothers dismissed. Washington Trust Bank vs. Robert C. and Florence Tart and Danny and Debi S. Glaze; dismissed.
Robert Lowe vs. William P. and Dulcy L. Owen as Sigman's IGA Store andr Owen's IGA Store; verdict for defendants. Marriage dissolution petitions Easley, Edgar L.
and Marguerite E. Myhre, Laverne D. and Michael D. Nichols, Wilford H. and Betty I.
Carpenter, Anne H. and Ted L. Atwood, Joseph E. and Susan Wood, Colleen J. and George McRoberts, Beckey and Terry L.
Squires, Leslie E. and Michael N. Whitsett, James M. and Gwendolyn Hildahl, Brian P. and Mary A.
Paulsen, David C. and Cynthia R. Monson, Holly D. and Leroy M. Katshen, Cheryl and Bernard S-R Want Ads Get Good Results Atkins, Janet L.
and Hoyt Jr. Dissolution granted Davis, Delores and Charles Hansen, Dale G. and Lee Ann M. McAuley, Almut R. and James Adams, George F.
and Joyce M. Fletcher, Maida and John Swearengin, Carrie E. and Robert A. Guynup, Carol M. and Michael J.
Griffin, Larry D. and Valerie A. Jamison, Helen and Richard M. Harmon, Francis A. and Teresa N.
Reilly, Lynn and Dale Klein, Beverly M. and John A. Penalber, Wendy C. and Thomas R. Stranz, Donna L.
and Dieter Hall, Joanne M. and Michael A. Nelson, Kristine A. and Charies L. Campbell, Brenda and Ronald M.
Bansemer, Pat and Kevin L. Stromberg, Joan and Dave Bryngelson, Ronald R. and Ruby R. Patzer, Robert L. and Gail M.
Holliday, Robert R. and Mary M. Pleadings Judge Richard P. Guy: Larry W. Moon, 29, W414 Cleveland, guilty to charge of second-degree theft; released on own nizance pending completion of presentence investigation.
Sentencings Judge Richard P. Guy: Terry P. Barr, 33, N1211 Oak, 90 days to Eastern Washington State Hospital, sexual psychopath evaluation, 10 years prison (suspended) and commitment for observation after pleading guilty to charge of indecent liberties. Raymond G. Lawrence, 23, W115 Fourth, two years probation, 60 days in County-City Jail (suspended), and court costs after pleading guilty to charge of unlawful issuance of bank check.
Arthur D. Patenaude 25, E917 Illinois, years in prison (suspended), six months in jail (with credit for time served), alcohol treatment program and court costs after pleading guilty to charge of second-degree burglary. James A. Hood, 21, N8805 Division, five years probation, five months in jail and court costs for second-degree burglary. District Courts Only fines or forfeitures of $50 or more are listed unless a jail sentence was imposed.
Criminal cases Judge John A. Schultheis: Mark D. Reynolds, 22, W2011 K1- ernan, third-degree theft, six months; resisting arrest, 90 days; time in jail to run consecutive. Judge James M. Murphy: James C.
Jenkins, 51, W2116 MalIon, cruelty to animals, 30 days with 29 suspended, 24 hours of community service in lieu of jail. Timothy M. Taggart, 21, E8015 Mission, third-degree malicious mischief, 10 days suspended, $100 fine. Kevin M. Langford, 21, W1113 Sharp, No.
3, third-degree theft, 45 days with 30 suspended, deferred one year. Judge Charles S. Dorn: Debra K. Ellsworth, 26, N2010 Ely, third-degree theft, three days suspended, $50 fine suspended, deferred six months. Judge Kathryn A.
Mautz: Walter C. Abbott, 23, transient, third-degree malicious mischief, 30 days with 28 suspended. John A. Holquin, 33, Pasco, third-degree theft, 30 days with 27 suspended. Donald R.
Marrow, 31, transient, third-degree theft, 30 days with 29 suspended. Joseph G. Persello, 59, N6815 Lindeke, shooting in no shooting zone, $50 fine suspended. Judge Jim Craven: Michael J. Machart, 21, W1624 Sixth, controlled substance( (marijuana), 30 days with 16 suspended, $250 fine with $150 suspended.
Robert R. Maney, 41, E1723 Cataldo, unlawful issuance of bank check, seven days suspended, $150 fine suspended. Brian J. Protzman, 41, Mukilteo, non-support, six months suspended. Federal Courts New suite Eucalyptus Records and Tapes.
Northwest Inc. as Paradise Pipe Co. vs. Charles R. James as acting executive secretary of Washington State Board of Pharmacy, Ken Elkenberry as attorney general, Donald C.
Brockett as prosecuting attorney of Spokane County, Larry Erickson as sheriff of Spokane County and Robert Panther as chief of police of City of Spokane; seeking that the court declare state drug paraphernalia law unconstitutional and that preliminary and permanent injunctions be issued enjoining defendants from enforcing law through arrest, seizure or prosecution. Bankruptcy petitions Diana L. Bechard, Yakima, debts of $3,735. Raul Alvarez, Pasco, debts of $8,835. Lee A.
Sumerlin, Republic, debts of $5,296. Jimmy A. and Kathy D. Kracht, Sunnyside, debts of $2,332. George R.
and Kathryn A. Gray, E1211 Longfellow; debts of $51,080. Robert E. and Patricia A. Roberge, Cusick, debts of $81,092.
Michael D. Bjornberg, Ephrata, Wash. and Kathleen A. Bjornberg, Moses Lake, debts of $5,376. Mario Honore, W1423 Spoffard; unspecified debts.
Barbara L. Larson, Richland, debts of $6,481. John B. and Teresa A. Hathaway formerly as Hathaway Cement Finishing, N4318 Walnut; unspecified debts.
Wage earner petitions Dowell N. and Cassie M. McCain, E508 Twenty-fifth; debts of $4,425 with payments of each month. Ian G. and Carol R.
Spiers, E18122 Indiana; debts of $54,609 with payments of $790 each month. Frances A. Walruff, Yakima, debts of $5,556 with payments of $120 each month. Wallace E. and Judy A.
Dahlgren, E2129 Glass; unspecified debts with payments of $72 semimonthly. NOTICES 1-49 LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals are invited from qualified bidders for all inclusive lump sum bids for Campus Development af: Lewis Clark High School West 521 Fourth Avenue Spokane, Washington 99204 by Spokane Public Schools, District No. 81; General Construction bids will be received on July 14, 1981, at 2 p.m. local time. The bids will be received at: Spokane School District No.
81 Administration Building, Board Room North 200 Bernard Street Spokane, Washington A prebid conference is scheduled for July 6, 1981, at 2 p.m. local time at the Spokane School Administration Bldg, Board Room C. Bidding documents may be obtained at the offices of the Landscape Architect: Thorson Partnership The Flour Mill West 621 Mallon Spokane, Washington 99201 (509) 466-0110 or may be examined at: Inland Empire Chapter, A.G.C. E.4935 Trent Avenue Spokane, WA 509-535-0391 Spokane Construction Council E. 102 Boone Avenue Spokane, WA 509-328-9600 Associated Bidrs Contractors Cumberland Center E.
3901 Main Avenue Spokane, WA 509-926-5682 Landscape Architect's Office Bidding documents may be obtained from the landscapearchitect's office upon deposit of $30 per set. Upon return of documents in complete and good condition within 20 days following bid date, the deposit shall be refunded. Partial refund may be made for incomplete or unusuable documents returned. Bidder's attention is directed to instructions to bidders contained in the bidding documents. The contract shall be awarded on a lump sum basis.
Proposals may not be withdrawn for 30 days after the bid opening without consent of the owner, and bid bond is required. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids; to waive any informalities in bidding and to award a contract for any part of the work or the whole. Deposit checks made payable to: Spokane School District No. 81 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 81 DR.
GERALD L. HESTER, Secretary SR40 ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS structure will have a partial Project HUD B-81-DN-30- basem*nt, concrete founda0009 tion, slab on grade floors, stucCity of Libby, Montana co exterior walls, and metal roof system. Interior finishes Separate sealed Bids for the will Include suspended cellconstruction of a new Lincoln ings, gypsum board, and resiCounty Sheltered Workshop lient floor tile. The Cul-de-Sac bullding and a Street Cul-de- construction consists of 3 inch Sac for the City of Libby will minus pit run base, inch be received by the City of Lib- minus cushion, pianimix paveby at City Hall, 603 Min- ment and concrete curb and eral Avenue until 8:00 p.m. gutter.
daylight savings time, Tues- The information for Bidders, day July 21, 1981, and then at Form of Bid, Form of said office publicly opened and tract, Plans, Specifications, read aloud. The 7,000 square Forms of Bid Bond, Performfoot metal stud frame struc- ance and Payment Bond, and ture will contain offices and other contract documents may work areas for the Lincoln be examined at the following: County Sheltered Workshop thrift store, screen printing. HKM Associates and recycling activities. The Airport industrial Park 1 LEGAL NOTICES 31318 Billings, Mostana 59107 Builders Exchange, Box 2027 Montana 59401 Construction Council East 102 Boone Avenue Spokane, Washington 99220 Missoula Plan Exchange 139 W. Front Missoula, Montana 59801 Kalispell Plans Exchange 495 N.
Main Kalispell, Montana 59901 Copies of the CONTRACT DOUCMENTS may be obtained at the office of the Clerk located at Libby City Hall, 603 Mineral Avenue, upon payment of $75.00 for each set. Any unsuccesiful bidder, upon returning such set promptly and good condition, will be refunded his payment of $75.00 The owner reserves the right to waive any formalities or to reject any or all Bids. Each Bidder must deposit with his bid, security in the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the Information for Bidders. Attention of is particularly called to the requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wade rates to be paid under the contract, Seclion 3, Segregated Facility, Section 109 and E.0. 11246.
No Bidder may withdraw his Bid within 30 days after the actual date of the opening thereof. DATE VIRGINIA DAHMS City Clerk SR34 ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS Spokane School District No. 81 will receive sealed bids by the Purchasing Department of the School District at North 200 Bernard, Spokane, Washington, 99201, for the following: Bid No. 49-81 LAUNDRY SERVICE, until 2:30 p.m., Friday, July 10, 1981 Bid No. 50-81 ENGINE LATHES, until 3 pm, Friday, July 10, 1981 Bid No.
51-81 MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE, until 3:30 p.m. Friday, July 10, 1981 Specifications are on file in the Purchasing Department. The Board of Directors of Spokane School District No. 81 reserves the rightto reject any or all bids, to waive informalities, and to accept any Item in the bid. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
GERALD L. HESTER, Secretary SR25 "The Board of Directors of Deer Park School District Deer Park, Washington, offer for bid, real property. For information on sald property, contact Carl M. Maw, Superintendent of Schools, Deer Park School District P.O.Box 490, Deer Park, WA 99006, OF call (509)276-5051. Sealed bids must be received by 4:00 p.m.
August 7, 1981. Outside of envelope to be marked "Property Bid." SR38 U.S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO AND FIREARMS: On February 10, 1981, one Colt, Mk 1V, Gov't model, .45 cal. pistol, sn 70689159, polished chrome steel with magazine was seized in Yakima, Yakima County, Washington, for violation of Chapter 44, Title 18 U.S.C. Any person claiming an interest in said property may file a petition for remission or mitigation of forfeiture, or file a claim and cost bond in the penal sum of $250.00 as provided by Section 7325, Internal Revenue Code, with the undersigned on or before July 31, 1981; ptherwise the property will be forfeited and disposed of according to law.
Director, Regional Administrative Officer, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fireamrs, Attn: Seized Property, Floor, 525. Market Street, 34th San Francisco, California 94105. SR39 8 LODGES HILLYARD VFW POST 1474 Post Aux. Mting Wed. July 1, 1981 James Schneider, Commander Wilma Schneider, President 12 DEATHS GESEK, Arthur A.
Passed away June 30, 1981 in a local hospital. His home Spokane. A lifetime member of the community. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Bonnie) Doss, Spirit Lake, ID; Mrs.
Lee (Betty) Wallick, Beaverton, OR; Mrs. Larry (Loretta) Ferderer, Colbert, WA; one son, Bob Gesek, Whitefish, MT; one sister, Marie Adams, Spokane; one brother, Elmo Gesek, Whitefish, MT. Funeral arrangements are in the care of the HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. RUSSELL, Raymond Passed away June 29, 1981 in a local nursing home. His home Spokane.
A member of the community for over 70 years. Survived by his wife, Anna Russell, at the home; one daughter, Betty Frost, Spokane; two sons, Raymond R. Russell, Robert R. Russell, both of Spokane; seven grandchildren, eight great -grandchildren, preceded in death by a son, Ronald J. Russell.
member of the AFL-C10 Carmen. Funeral arrangements are in the care of the HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. SHIELDS, Agnes Passed away June 29, 1981. Her home Spokane. Survived by two sons, Freddy Blakemore, Samvel Archdale, both of Spokane; six daughters, Gloria Gaffield, Great Falls, MT; Marie Carell, DeSoto, TX; Anita Blakemore, Dallas, TX; Rita Wilkinson, Annelle Shurtliff, Sharon Moses, all of Spokane; one stepson, Joseph Shields, Wolf Point, MT: 15 grandchildren.
BALL DODD THORNHILL LANGBEHN FUNERAL HOME S421 DIVISION ST. in charge of funeral arrangements. STINE, Joseph Peter Passed away June 29, 198) in a local hospital. His home Spokane. A member of the community for 33 years.
Survived by his wife, Betty J. Stine, at the home; three daughters, Myrna McKinley, Las Vegas, NV; Nona Crosland, Vancouver, WA; Mar Jo Ogle, New Westminster, B.C. CAN; three step-sons, Harvey HIll, Girssom AFB, IN; Skip HIll, Portland, OR; Ronald Hill, Vancouver, WA; one step-daughter, Lois Inman, Spokane; nine grandchildren, four greatgrandchildren, seven steptwo brothers, Ed Stein, Clearwater, B.C. CAN; Joseph F. Stein, Redwood City, CA; one sister, Diga Poulton, Clearwater, B.C.
CAN; one uncie, Peter Bialkowski, Spokane. A member of the Moose Lodge Eagles Aerie Family suggests memorial contributions may be made to the University of Wash. Cancer Research Cen-, ter, Seattle, WA 98100. Funeral arrangements are in the dare of the HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. 13 FUNERALS BECK, lone Christine (age 82) Passed away June 29, 1981 in Yakima, WA.
Her home San Francisco, CA. Formerly of the Marlin, WA area. Survived by two brothers, George F. Beck, Yakima, WA; R. Stanley Beck, Bakersfield, CA; one sister, Mrs.
Emma Mettle, Spokane; numerous nieces and nephews. Affiliated with Alpha Kel Omega. A member of the San Francisco City Club. Graveside services Wednesday, July 1, 1981 at 11:00 a.m. at the Tahoma Cemetery, Yakima, WA.
Father Webster Barnett officiating. KEITH KEITH FUNERAL HOME, YAKIMA, WA in charge. GESEK, Artaur Passed away June 30, 1981 in a local hospital. His home Spokane. A lifetime member of the cammunity.
Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Bonnie) Doss, Spirit Lake, ID; Mrs. Lee (Betty) Wallick, Beaverton, OR; Mrs. Larry (Loretta) Ferderer, Colbert, WA; one son, Bob Gesek, Whitefish, MT; one sister, Marie Adams, Spokane; one brother, Elmo Gesek, Whitefish, MT. Graveside services Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 3:00 p.m.
at the Fairmount Memorial Park. Interment Fairmount Memorial Park. HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. In charge. GILMORE, Dick M.
Passed away June 26, 1981 in a local nursing home. His home Spokane. Survived by two daughters, Jacquelyn Bauer, Spokane; Valerie Fricke, Mill Valley, CA; five grandchildren. Memorial services Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 10:00 a.m. at the Jesuit House Chapel, Boone Aster.
Rev. Arthur Dussault S.J, officiating. Family suggests memorial contributions may be made to the St. Joseph's Adult Day Health, W. 20 9th Spokane, WA.
99204. HENNESSEY SMITH FU- 13 FUNERALS NERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. in charge. ley. His home Spokane.
Father of Mrs. Phyllis LaBelle, Greenacres, WA; six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, brother Mrs. Beatrice Wright, Springfield, OR; Mrs. Altha Etta Hilby, Spokane Valley; Mrs. Hilby, Moscow, ID; Mrs.
Myrta Masterman, Newport, WA; Wayne Horrocks, Colbert, WA; Archie Horrocks, Spokane; numerous nieces and nephews. A resident of Spokane for 45 years and of the area 70 years. An Army Veteran of Graveside serWwil. vices Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 1:00 p.m. at the Sunset Mausoleum, Fairmount Memorial Park.
Rev. James N. McEachran officiating. Burial services Fairmount Memorial Park. HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST.
in charge. HORROCKS, Francis Adelbert (Frank) Passed away June 28, 1981 in Spokane Val- KNOLL, Clara Passed away June 29, 1981 in Spokane. Her home Spokane. Wife of Emmanuel Knoll, at the home; mother of Mrs. Ancil (Jeanette) Davis, Everett, WA; Eugene J.
Knoll, Tacoma, WA; Vincent A. Knoll, New York, NY; eight grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Avon Shinliver, Clinton, TN; numerous nieces and nephews. A member of St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, former member of the Four Season Garden Club.
Rosary services Wednesday, July 1, 1981 at 7:30 p.m. at the ALWIN CHAPEL, HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. Rev. Donan EUgene Paskey O.F.M. officiating.
Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 9:00 a.m. at the St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, N4220 Jefferson. Celebrant Rev. Donan Eugene Paskey O.F.M.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MORGAN, Norma E. Passed away June 29, 1981 in Spokane. Her home Spokane. Wife of J.
Robert Morgan, at the home; mother of Jerold A. Morgan, Glen Ellyn, IL; mother-in-law of Joann Morgan, Glen Ellyn, IL; grandmother of John, Christopher and Meredith Morgan, all of Glen Ellyn, IL; sister-in-law of Gussie Salisbury, Rock Springs, WY; aunt of John and William Salisbury, WY. A member of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church. A resident of Spokane for 18 years of Kellogg, Idaho for 23 years. Funeral services Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 11:00 a.m.
at the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, S314 Spruce. Rev. Raiph D. Schultz officiating. Burial services Fairmount Memorial Park.
HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. in charge. ROWLAND, Jacob June Gregg 1981 Passed away in a local hospital. His home Spokane. Survived by his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Edward Rowland, at the home. Graveside services Wednesday, July 1, 1981 at 2:00 p.m. at Fairmount Memorial Park. Rev.
James N. McEachran officiating. Interment Fairmount Memorial Park. HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. in charge.
RUSSELL, Raymond Passed away June 29, 1981 in a local nursing home. His home Spokane. A member of the community for over 70 years. Survived by his wife, Anna Russell, at the home; one daughter, Betty Frost, Spokane; two sons, Raymond R. Russell, Robert R.
Russell, both of Spokane; seven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, preceded in death by a son, Ronald J. Russell. member of the AFL-C10 Carmen. Private family vices Wednesday, July 1981 at 2:00 p.m. at the Riverside Mausoleum Chapel, Riverside Memorial Park.
Rev. Leroy Collins Jr. officiating. Interment Riverside Memorial Park. HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST.
in charge. SHIELDS, Agnes Passed away June 29, 1981. Her home Spokane. Survived by two sons, Freddy Blakemore, Samvel Archdale, both of Spokane; six daughters, Gloria Garfield, Great Falls, MT; Marie Carell, DeSoto, TX; Anita Blakemore, Dallas, TX; Rita Wilkinson, Annelle Shurtliff, Sharon Moses, all of Spokane; one stepson, Joseph Shields, Wolf Point, MT; 15 grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 2:30 p.m.
at the BALL DODD THORNHILL LANGBEHN FUNERAL HOME, $421 DIVISION ST. Elder Louis Solomon officiating. Graveside services Monday, July 6, 1981 at 2:00 p.m. at the Greenwood Cemetery, Wolf Point, MT. WILCOX, Catherine Teresa Passed away June 28, 1981 in Spokane.
Her home Spokane. Grandmother of Odell Michael Wilcox, Napa, ID; seven stepgrandchildren, mother-In-law of Mae L. Miacolo, Spokane; sister of Mary Reeh, Jenny Collon, both of Atwood, KS; several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by a son, Donald C. Wilcox, May 21, 1981 and a grandson, Cyril G.
WilCOX, Nov. 8, 1977. A 61 year resident of Spokane. Funeral services Friday, July 1981 at 2:00 p.m. at the GOTHIC CHAP.
EL, HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. Rev. Dallas E. French officiating. Private burial services Greenwood Memorial Terrace.
WILLETT, Joseph W. Entered into rest June 28, 1981 in a local hospital. His home Spokane. Survived by his wife, Erma Willett, at the home; two sons, Jodee Willett, Malta, ID; Richard Willett, Seattle, WA; four grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday, July 2, 1981 at 2:00 p.m.
at the CHAPEL OF FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. Rev. Earl F. Krupp officiating. Private interment Greenwood Memorial Terrace.
16 CARDS OF THANKS THE Family of Mabel Holbrook wish to thank Dr. Grollmus the nurses on the 4th floor at the Sacred Heart Hospital for the special care kindness given to our beloved mother. Janet Browning, Judy Stolz, Joan Veitri, Herbie Holbrook David Holbrook. The family of Alice Lucille Carter wishes to thank all her friends for their care concern at this time of our loss. SERVICES Desirable companion niche, Fairmount Mem.
Pk. 466-6093 2 LOTS 2 VAULTS 2 MARKERS. Greenwood Terrace, 922-2395 20 LOST SUNDAY NITE Red Setter whi blaze "Clancy" Chesapeake Bay Retriever choc brn blaze on chest, Valley View Hills, reward. 534-1945 926-5286 BLACK brown wired haired Dachshund, "Mindy" red collar, vicinity Driscoll Rowan, 328-0453 after 5pm BLACK white male cat, 10 Whitehouse Wellesley, reward, needs medication, 325- 4277, 489-0454 Dark Gray featherlight brief case, vicinity of Welle, Colton, June 26th. Reward.
327- 9473 after 6pm GREEN Amazon parrot, answers to Sindad, in or near vicinity of Finch Arboretium. Please call 624-1890. Reward! REWARD! Black Lab from Nine Mile Falls area. Chain collar, white spot on chest, days 456- 466-5476 SMALL Black Poodle female tag, Argonne Village Sun, eve. family pet, please return, REWARD, 924-6848, 928-4811 CHESAPEAKE RETRIEVER female, 6 mos, Ballard Rd, 466-1131 Lost: Male German ShepherdManito area.
Clear patch on chin. Reward 838-5398, 238-4436 LOST or Stolen, June 20th, Male Black Tan Doberman, So. Hill area. 536-7653. LOST 5-Mile area.
Black, white brown female Shellie. Reward. 326-5828, 924-3467 REWARD $200 for jewelry taken from Hoffman St house on Jun 18. 326-9461 SM Black male dog. Clipped, red collar.
"Teddy Bear" Wellesley Regal. 487-7915. WHITE female Terri-Poo, Sat. PM, Shiloh Hills area. Reward.
489-3978 Jefferson, 3 mo. old Siamese kitten, reward, 747- 6487 ANTIQUE amethyst birthstone ring, reward, 747-6577, 456-2191 BEAGLE, female, Marshall area, 448-9758, 446-2212 BLACK fem cat white feet, meows a lot! 624-2943. GER. Shep. Male, JumpOff Joe Lake, leather collar, 1-928-7095 GOLD Bracelet, -Hill, Monroe St between 7th 8th.
466-4258 GOLF Club, lost at Spokane Falls. Reward. 466-6702 Grown German Shepherd. Identity pay ad. 326-3786 Male co*cker Spaniel, rust color, Providence- 484-5937.
100 HOMES FOR SALE 100 HOMES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE SALES AREAS Northwest CLASSIFICATIONS Northeast Spokane Side ane 106 Spokane Valley NORTHWEST NORTHEAST Classification Clasaification 102 103 HAVANA VALLEY Clasaification 115 SOUTH SIDE Cissaification Sum 106 Let this handy map help you find property quickly and easily. by area and by the corresponding classification number, Whether you're looking for property or have property to sell, this service is provided for YOUR convenience! BY OWNER, 4-BR Brick Rancher, view, $120,000, down, Int, drive by So 1701 Carnahan, call for appt 534-9689. GIVE AWAY, all I want is $4,000 the home is yours. Price only $62,000. Super location, mint condition.
535-4992 WE HAVE HOMES WORK FOR DOWN PAYMENT ZIMNY REALTORS 838-2791 BY OWNER bdrm, lot, Irg liv rm, Exc.cond. Exc. terms, $29,500. 487-2071 Cute, small 2 br, bsmt, FAO heat, good location. $21,500 cash.
F. G. Orchard, 624-6177. MAIN REALTORS New convenient downtown location Free parking Call 624-2250. SACRIFICE $30,000.
Appraised $45,000. 5 bdrm house, 1, 534-0242, 483-8377 NW Bdrm $37,950. Assume mtg. CENTURY 21 BARRIE HUNT CO. 489-1100.
BURT HENRY, REALTORS S2922 Grand 747-6177 BUYING or SELLING? SEE SULLIVAN REALTY 747-1051 CARDINAL REALTY 601 Northtown 489-4447 CONTRACT OR VA Wall Street 489-9212 CUSTOM Log homes. Ron Warrick Construction. 448-1838. FAIRHURST ASSOC. W.921 Sprague 838-4157 HOUSE OF PROPERTIES, INC.
N1210 Argonne 928-4800 OUR GALLERY OF HOMES E1927 1st 534-5112 Residential Commercial PROPERTIES ONE 455-5150 Select Residential Property Eunice O'Brien Rity 624-3104 SPOKANE FALLS RLTY W.1407 Mansfield 328-9848 VON HOLT REALTY 17th RAY 535-2113 WANDA BERVAR RLTY E210 Pacific 747-8111 102 HOMES NORTHWEST FOR SALE- SUPER VALUE! Shadle area, 3 bedroom brick rancher with 2 car attached garage, family room with bar in basem*nt, patio and fenced backyard. For more information call 328-1090. After 8:00 PM call 328-2116. WM. J.
CARTER CO. OFFICE OPEN TILL 8:00 PM W1047 GARLAND 328-1090 A GIVE AWAY! Motivated seller just reduced price to $68,9001 Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 bath family home in popular Pacific Park. Has all the amenities you'd expect. Lowest price in entire development Plus lowest interest rates available either by assumption or new or yr fixed rate loan. For details call Jerry or Pat 484-4892 24hrs Traditional Properties SELLING COSTS DOWN 2 Bedroom, new kitchen, new range refrigerator, slider to deck, open stairway, 11 garage, fenced, treed yard.
$40,950. Call Ted Lang, 928-1226 or eves 924-5863. LEMLEY REALTY, INC. E.9723 Sprague928-1226 FINANCING! Less than $2,000 2 2 bsmt. bdrm.
Rec. garage. VA Hospital area. $37,000. N4910 Alameda Blvd.
BY OWNER, reduced $3,000, assum br, 2 trpl, mn fir fam rm, much more, Trades or offers welcome. 466-2812 BY OWNER, remodeled, nice 2. bdrm, baths, garage, $32,000, terms to sell, 328-6547 MUST SELL, $3000 down to cash out. Cute starter home. 2 bdrm near park.
Will deal, 483-1817 Charming 2Br. bit in China cabinet, By Owner, 327-7015 Eves. 4 BD, alum. sided. Owner carry contract.
$34,000 Offer. 255-6752 103 HOMES NORTHEAST FOR SALE4 2 bath home, assume interest, for more defalls call 483-9115, ask for Doug or Vickle CAMELOT assumption, rancher 3 bdrm. 2 bath, Part terms. 466-3394. NEWLY remod 3 bdrm rancher, E-Z contract terms option.
$35,000. 448-9262. $4,000 DOWN, owner contract, 3 barm, 1707 E. Liberty, 276-5118 106 SOUTH HOMES FOR SALE- "SO. HILL VALUE" Premium bdrm rancher formal dining, super kitchen bath.
L.g barms dbl closets. bsmt, fenced yard, patio garage. LOW INTEREST FINANCING! Only $46,950. Call JACK KESTELL KESTELL CO. 487-2721, Eves 838-5958.
HORSE Set-UD. White brick rancher. Acres, 5-bdrms, baths, rec room, laundry rm, 2-frpic, dbl garage. Jacuzzi, sauna, pool, circle drive. Horse barn, tack storage corrals.
$169,000, $30,000 down contract. 926-7818 Price reduced, By Owner, prof painted S.side home, new carpet-wallpaper, ba, 2 bdrm, frpl, fa*g, remain. car garage, assumable 466-4165 SOUTH side low assumption. bdrms, baths. View deck.
$59,950. DENISE ROSKAMP 448-1197, GRAND REALTY 747-7125 3 BDRM. lovely woodwork, near Manito Park, Owner contract. 326-5990 MILLER RLTY 483-1266 FRPLC, 2bdrm, den, garage, or sale, $48,000, 838-2564, 747-2820 MUST SELL Irg home, Lincoln Heights area. By Owner, price reduced.
ROCKWOOD AREA 4 bd. contract $64,950 Myers Co. 328-3164 WORK for down, assume pymts, 34bdrms, 483-1726 $20,500, 327-6725, 1737W. 10TH. GumWood Trim, 3Bdrm.
2frpic. $54,500. $6000 down, Int. 448-8267 BY OWNER, Brick 3-bdrm 1, util main fir, 838-1132, 747-7542 E944 34th. $29,950 dwn.
TJM Co. 624-4236. Tom 448-1814 110 HOMES- WANTED WHAT IS YOUR HOME WORTH? LET US GIVE YOU NO-0BLIGATION MARKET EVALUATION AND AN ITEMIZED SELLER'S COST BREAKDOWN ON YOUR HOME. OUR 40 PROFESSIONAL SALES ASSOCIATES HAVE QUALIFIED BUYERS. CALL TODAY, 328- 1090.
WM. J. CARTER REALTORS ONLY $1250 OR Total commission payable only when sold. Liberal advertising. Pictures, Multiple Listing Service.
FAST, professional help. Call 483-5405. VICTOR LEWIS REALTORS Cash for your Equity Before you sell, call ask for John Simmons, 489-0190 326- 9640 O'NEILL RLTR I'LL BUY YOUR COMMITMENT). HOME FOR CASH (24 HR RON TASKEY 838-8802 WE sell your home on contractYOU get the down payment. Empire Realty 838-1461 MCVAY REALTORS N5524 ASH 326-1122 PLESE 466-4443 489-2323 PLESE RLTY W201 FRANCIS 115 VALLEY PROPERTY ONE STOP REALTY CRANE PRESENTS TWILIGHT OPEN HOUSE TONIGHT 4-8 PM E.
11606 20TH Must liquidate today spacious 4 level with dramatic view! Fantastic for entertaining a must to see inside. Signs at 20th Bowdish. Your Hostess: Karen Rigby. S191. N.
11 BARKER RD Large Family? Mother-inlaw living with you? Want a renter? Easy Financing? Low Interest? 1,000 possibilities on this super completely finished 4 level with 3600 sq. ft. Your Hostess: Maggie Dyko. S437 E. 12905 28TH Here's your chance to see this lovely rancher with private fenced and treed yard.
Follow signs from 25th Hwy 27. Your Hostess: Linda Walters. S379 E. 10703 27TH Can you imagine a 5 bdrm story home in the Kokomo area for only $42,000, Stop by and see the magnificent job this owner has done on this home. Your Host: Chuck Anderson.
$371 S. 1306 VIRGINIA Follow the signs from 12th Pines to this beautiful 3 bdrm brick and aluminum rancher. Very Low Interest Low Down. Your Host Ray Brown Roger E. Crane Inc.
"CARED FOR FEELING" IS WHAT YOU WILL SEE WHEN YOU VIEW THIS IMMACULATE 241 BDRM HOME LOCATED JUST A FEW BLOCKS FROM A COUNTY PARK. FEATURES INCLUDE A FENCED BACK YARD, BRIGHT NEW KITCHEN, BIG CARPORT AND NEW CEDAR SIDING. $42,500. CALL GARY 924-9112 OR MEL 624-3452 APPRAISED PROP. 922-3033.
GO CRAZY! If you miss this buy. Walk to Industrial Park or Kaiser, $55,950. owner contract down. No heat bill last winter. Newly Installed self-sufficient heat system.
Built in '76, 1600 sq. ft. finished, 4 bdrm, dbl garage with opener, fenced yard, landscaped, kennel, convered deck, quality garden shed. Moving in 30 days. Call Pat, 924-1323.
265 Brand new CV district split entry with old 265 commitment. Lg. family kitchen, oversize lot and garage. Priced at $45,600 and if you qualify the interest is and the mo. payment is $7600 approx.
$309.00 per with dn. 922-1697 or 926-2026, eves. Greenwood Rity. S.25 Blake BY OWNER Immaculate 4 level in lovely neighborhood. 4-BR, frpi, famIly rm, Irg fncd yrd.
Less than 2 yrs old. $71,500. Easily assumable at interest. Owners moving out of state. Must sell.
Drive by E14105 Desmet, then call 922-1099 for appt GARDENER'S DELIGHT, by owner: 4 bdrm, 4 year old house. Large organic food vegetable garden. Sprinkler system. Franklin stove, forced air electric heating. No electricity bill over $18 this year.
Low assumable mortgage owner contract. $59,000. 924- 0065 afternoons eves. NORTHWOOD Spectacular Valley View Lots and Custom Built Homes. information Center open 2:30 until 6:30.
Directions- Go North on Argonne to Columbia Drive left and follow the signs. Tomlinson Agency, Inc 928-4220 CENTRAL VALLEY 3 bdrm rancher, baths, 1300 sq ft on 1 fir, main fir laundry. fence, shop. $45,950 FHAVA terms. Cline 325-1989.
CLINE DUNTON RTY INC. N.2010 Monroe wkdays 328-6800 HORSE Set-up. White brick rancher. 11 Acres, 5-bdrms, baths, rec room, laundry rm, 2-irpic, dbl garage. Jacuzzi, sauna, pool, circle drive.
Horse barn, tack storage corrals. $169,000. $30,000 down contract. 926-7818 INTEREST Quality 3-bdrm rancher on 1 acre near CV High, $70,000. Weekdays call 838-3152 ask for Hoag, other times call 924-9820.
NEW 4-LEVEL, low dn, low interest, no qualifying, frole, dble gar. Beautiful view. Call Larry Whitesitt 924-0916, Homes Income 328-8243. OWNER MUST SELL! Reduced $3000, assume, 3 yr old Split Entry, close to UHS terms, S1012 Herald. 922-0228 RENT OPTION will rent to buy new quality rancher.
Super, Super deal, won't last. 926-9217 BY OWNER, better than new bdrm, 2 bath $72,000. S1511 Mica Park 928-4927 GOOD starter or rental, for sale by owner, $19,500, int on cash to mortgage. 924-8968 VALLEY $3418 Bowdish, 3-br, 2 ba, 2 dbl gar, rnge, DW, sprnkir, $74,950. 928-7467 2 acres, barn, 4 br Colonial, irrig.
Beautiful decor. Assumption Principals. 226-3729 ASSUM. 5 den, pool. Everything on 11 Acres.
$115,000, 926-9217. ASSUME VA, $48,900 E-Z to do Point West 922-1400 Dishman Rity 928-2455 Good assume 3 Bd Bob McCasiin Ritrs 928-4000 Homes terms avail VAN SKAIK REALTY 924-7161 Starter Spec. E.8509 Alki $22,950. Gold Shield Rity 922-7288 55000 DN, $509 PITI, 5bd, 2bth tp, E7711 Mission, 924-6695 4bdrm, 2 bath. acre.
$47,000. Bates 928-3413.
