1 Spokane, 13 FUNERALS Continued BROWN, Lester R. (63) Mayor and life long resident, of Sandpoint, Idaho. Passed away September 1976. He is survived by his wife Karen, at the home. Three sons; Edwin.
Okinawa: Thomas and Robert, at the home. He served with the National Guard of the 148th Artillery Field, was in WW I as Lieutenant with the U.S. Army, was appointed to the City Council to fill a term on May 11, 1964 and was elected to the Council for 4 years on Nov. 10, 1969. He was appointed as Mayor of the city In 1972, Being elected Mayor in.
1973. He was an active member in all phases of athletics in Sandpoint and North Idaho. He was a 36 year member BPOE No. 1376. He was a former Chairman of The Boy Scouts and Fund Raising Committee, he has also been active and instrumental in organizing the Sandpoint Lions Clubs, being a charter member himself, he had belonged to the VFW and the American Legion, Funeral Services will be held Saturday, Oct.
2, 1976 at 3 p.m.. from the Moon Chapel, Elks officiating. Viewing will be held Friday, 7-9 p.m. Memorials may be made to The Diabetic Fund or Elks Rehabilitation Center in Boise Idaho. COFFELT FUNERAL SERVICE INC.
Sandpoint, Idaho. HAASE, LUCY ANN. Her home Wa. Weldon She is at the survived by her two husband, sons. Erwin B.
Graves, Harrington, Wa. Robert K. Haase, Falls City, Wa, two granddaughters and one grand: son. services will be held Saturday. Oct.
2, 1976 af 11AM Church, from the United Odessa, Rev, Hausauer ery, officiating. Interment Odessa FUN. HOME" ODESSA, WA. in charge of the arrangements. HOLLAND, John Passed away September 28, 1976 in a local hospital.
His home N5928 Nettleton, Survived by his wife Thelma Holland, at the home; three sons, Donald Holland, Spokane; Richard Holland, John W. Mrs. Holland, Ed Portland, (Maude) two sisters, Frank (Eva) Patton, Spokane; nine Anderson, Greenacres, Mrs. grandchildren; six greatgrandchildren. Funeral services Saturday, Oct.
2, 1976, 8:30 a.m. al OF THE VALLEY, THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, $1400 PINES ROAD, Liberty TUNITY, Rev, Ray Ruef, Lake Community Church officiating. Burial the Pines Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Gary Liberty Road, Lake Community Church, 8th Liberty Lake, 99019. HOUDAK, Libbie Passed away September 29, 1976 in a local nursing home.
Her residence, E128 Gordon. Been a member of the community 50 years. Survived by one son, Lewis J. dren; Houdak, three great -grandchildren; Spokane; three numerous nieces and nephews. member of the BFW Auxiliary Post 1474, St.
Anne's Guild, St. Francis Xaviar. Rosary Friday, October 1, 1976 p.m. in the IRIS CHAPEL, HENNESSEY FUNERAL N2203 DIVISION. Funeral Saturday, October 2, 1976 at 9 a.m.
at St. Francis Xaviar, Providence, the Very Rev. Bernard J. Barry officiating. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
LAWSON, Bernice M. Passed away September 27, 1976 in a local nursing home. Her home E14804 Valleyway. Survived by her husband Carl Lawson. Spokane Spokane Valley; Valley; two sons, Carl Allan Blythe, Lawson, Great Falls, one fosterson Floyd Oeleis, Great Falls, two daughters, Mrs.
Charles (Carolyn) Fristscher, Spokane Valley; Mrs. Iver (Ruth) Phil Bye, Fresno, Wood, one brother Pennsylvania, one sister Mrs. Harry (Elsie) Van Meter, Eagle Lake, 19 grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren. Church; Member of AOUW the Lodge; Park NABA Lodge. Funeral services Satur1976 at 10a.m.
in the CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY, THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, $1400 PINES ROAD, OPPORTUNITY, Rev. Ward Correll officiating. Burlal the Pines Cemetery. (Great Falls, Mont. paper please copy.) LUITEN, Mary M.
Passed away Sept. 26, 1976, in Spokane. Her home, Route Spokane. Mother of Mrs. Kieth (Henrietta) McDonald, Colville, Mrs.
Bill (Bernice) Francis, Fremont, Mrs. Fred (Violet) Binkley, Walnut Creek, Walter G. Luiten, Spokane; Harold P. Luiten, Bellevue, Irvin H. Luiten, Portland, How.
ard H. Pasco, 21 grandchildren; 9 greatgrandchildren; 3 great-greatgrandchildren; sister of Mrs. Martha Ocks and Mrs. Della Zicha, both of Davenport, numerous nieces and nephews. Lived in the area most of her life.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct. 1, 1976, at 1 the ALWIN CHAPEL, HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE Rev. Father William H. Powell officiating, Burial services, Memorial Gardens. (Ritzville paper please copy).
MANFRED, Jennifer Marie Passed away Sept. 29, 1976 in Spokane, Her home, E10907 24th. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Manfred, at the home; sister of Gerald Manfred, Paul Manfred; Stephen Manfred; John Manfred, all at the home; granddaughter of Robert E.
Adamson and Marguertie Adamson Federal Way, WA; great granddaughter of Anna A. Aparicio, Rialto, CA; Theresa Feil, Grandview, WA; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral mass will be said Friday, October 1976 at 10am at St. John Vianney, N502 Farr Rd. Rev.
James J. O'Malley Celebrant. Burial Holy, Cross Cemetery, HAZEN AND JAEGER VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, N1306 PINES RD. OPPORTUNITY in charge. JOHNSON, Melvin John Passed away in Spokane on Sept, 29, 1976.
His home, W2939 Dean. Husband of Mrs. Idamay Johnson, at the home. Member of the Swedish Lutheran Church. Cremation services were held at the Hazen and Jaeger Crematorium, N1306 Monroe St.
HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. in charge. PENDLETON, Robert Passed away Sept. 1976 In a local hospifal. His home, W2202 York.
Survived by his wife, Daisy Pendleton, af the home; one son, Robert D. Pendieton, Spokane; two daughters, Mrs. Merle (Dorothy Mae) Smith, Monroe, WA; Mrs. John Poston, Yakima, WA; one sister, Mrs. Bessie Hocum, Spokane; one brother, Joseph Pendleton, Spokane; eight grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.
A resident of Spokane and the Spokane Valley for 77 years. Member of the Fourth Memorial Church. Life member of the Spokane Elk's Lodge No. 228. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct.
1976 at 1pm in the CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES, GERAGHTY AND LANGBEHN FUNERAL HOME, N1322 MONROE ST. Rev. E. J. Underhill officiating, Interment Riverside Memorial Park.
Passed SHOLLENBERGER, away Sept. 30, 1976 Linda in a local hospital. Her home, N5207 Glenarvon, Newman Lake WA. Survived by her husband, Leo Charles Shollenberger, af the home; five daughters, Serene, Ford, WA; Yvonne, at the home; Gwendolyn, at the home; Leolynn, at the Jamye Jo, at the home; father, Dillard McCrea, Ford, WA; Mother, Mearim Isaacs, L. Ford, WA; one brother, Gordon California; her grandparents, Ed and Eleanora McCrea, Spokane; numerous nieces and nephews; two uncles and one aunt.
Funeral services will be Monday, October 4, 1976 at 11am at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, E17825 Trent Rd. Father Charles DePiere officiating. Memorials may, be made to the American Cancer Society, W508 HOME, $1400 PINES RD. in charge.
WILLIAMSON, Mary Passed away September 28, 1976 in a local hospital. Her home W627 14th. Wife of Fred D. Williamson. at the home; mother Axtell, of Mrs.
Richard W. (Mary Jane) Spokane; grandmother of Richard W. Axtell, Seattle, survived by two great Richie and Cher Axtell both of Seaftle, Wash. A member of the Spokane Club, and the Spokane Country Club, Memorial funeral services Friday, 1976 af a.m. at the ALWIN CHAPEL, FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE, the Rev.
Richard H. Leon officiating. Cremation, Hazen Jaeger Crematorium. Memorial gifts may be given to the Northeastern Chapter of Washington State Heart Association 99204, 321 to Hutton any Building, favorife Spokane or charity. WRIGHT, Joe H.
28, (Age 58) at his Passed away September 1976 home of Coeur d'Alene, former and Waverly, Wash, resident Lake, also of Mount Hope af Wash. Survived by his wife Nellie Wright, at the home; two sons, Elmer Hayden Lake, Joe Wright at the home three daughters, Mrs. Susie. Ellis, Waverly, Mrs. Mary LaPoint, Spokane: Melvita Brewer, two brothers, Earl Wright.
Worley, five Idaho; Ben Wright, Elk, sisters, Mrs. Ray Colvin Wash. Eva Mellick, Spokane; Mrs. Daisy Fletcher, Spokane Mrs. Della McAv0Y Spokane) Mrs.
Hyrtha MIL ler, St. Maries, Idaho; nine grandchiidren. Funeral services Saturday, 2, 1976 at 2 p.m. from the First United Presbyterian Church, Fairfield, Wash, interment Waverly SCHANZENBACH FUNERAL HOME, FIELD, WASH. In the charge.
Heart Fund. Memorials may be made to ZIMMER, Saralee Passed away in Spokane on Sept. Wire 1976. Her home, E8314 Lee C. Zimmer, at the home; Mother of Mrs.
Lauralee Farnham and Charles Zimmer, both of Spokane; Sister of Mrs. A. Williams, Spokane; Mrs. Harold Slater, Clarkston, Wash. Mrs.
Jack Yeager Portland, Oregon. 3 nieces. Attended University of Wash. and graduated from 1976 Funeral Services, Monday, Oct. af ALWIN CHAPEL, JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe St.
Rev. Edward J. Underhill, officiating. Interment Greenwood Memorial Terrace. Oct.
1, 1976. THE 16 CARDS OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and sincere appreciation for the acts of kindness, the loving prayers, mes. sages of sympathy, and the beautiful floral offerings from our many friends and relatives in the sad bereavement of Carmen Keough, our beloved son, brother husband. Walley L. Keough, Father Mrs.
Mildred Hockett, Mother. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Keough, Kim, Sue, Lori, Danny Jr. Keough Mrs.
Carmen L. Keough Bonnie and Diane Keough Mrs. Linda Glazier, Sister. CEMETERIES19 SERVICES 2 LOTS, Fairmount, $400. 448-9183, evenings.
20 LOST HANDSOME, large Black white Neutered, male cat. Answers to Ugly. Daughters pet, strayed from Grandma's. Wandering Garland N. Perry area.
Reward, 487-9941. LOST small white teacup Poodle, Sunday evening in Lake of Woods area. Answers to Reward. 487-2272. REWARD.
2-year old male black Doberman. Chain collar. Lost vicinity Bridgeport Crestline. 747-7902. N3413 Stone.
REWARD. Lost Homelite chain saw. Vicinity Indiana between Washington Hamilton, 928-2845. LOST! Over weekend, 2 Appaloosas: mare, gelding, vicinity 32nd and Myrtle. Reward.
328-4509. LOST: German Shepherd in Mission Park Washington Water Power area. Sunday. Call for reward, 487-4487. LOST: brown case.
Childs Vicinity glasses, of brown Montgomery frames in Cedar. 327-8625. BLACK Medium size spayed female poodle, Call Lost in Hangman Creek Area. Reward. 487-7619.
GREAT Pyrenees. Large white female. Reward for information. 487- 7954. 1 WALKER Hound lost in Burnt Valley area, September 25th.
Call collect. 327-7367. LOST Saturday 9-25 near Mead Market, black gray toy poodle, answers to 489-9753. REWARDI 1 year old beagle, By Frederick Upriver Dam. 535-5191.
LOST female German Shepherd, black tan, downtown area Wednesday night, reward. 487-4092. SET of Keys at Riverfront Park, reward, 327-1212. PLAID Cushion, Farwell-Newport Rd. Tuesday.
Reward. 487-8834. TAN white female, sone one week. Call 448-2935. LOST female, black white calico Northhill, 328-7316.
10-WEEK Black Doberman, Northtown area. 487-9129. KEYS lost, Donald Duck key chain. 456-7420. BROWN Puppy, lost September 17th.
Bemiss School. Reward. 484-3503. LOST, white Husky Samoyan, First Crestline area, 535-2051. 21 FOUND BROWNE'S, like Addition, Lab 17), black 926-5472.
female puppy, looks 838-4214. DOWNTOWN, Wednesday, Spaniel, goid white, gentle, male. 624-2764. FOUND Yellow and bive canary, identify band number, pay ad. 747-9295.
FOUND: tandem bike. Identify pay for Ad. 747-4434. OWNER or good home for Grey and White Manx kitten. 328-2296.
22 RETIREMENT HOMES OPENING for either ladies or Home. men 325- at Senior Citizens Nursing 3376. 25 ANNOUNCEMENTS COLLEGE STUDENT SPECIAL FULL SIZE SLEEPER-SOFA Herc cover, reg. US $229.95. Now $131.50 THE MISSION OPEN 10-5 SUN ONLY.
Next to Chapter 11 Restaurant. SAVE SELL OLD NEWSPAPER Bundle or truck load CASH 535-0284 or bring to E3407 Main. NEED party to drive my 1968 Mercury By Oct. 1st, Salt Lake City, Utah. Not Employment! I will pay the gas.
326-2273. CRIME CHECK 456-2233 WHERE SHALL 27 WE GO? CLOUD 9 ROOFTOP Dining Dancing to the Cloud 9 trio, overlooking beautiful Lake Cd'A. Every Sunday family style chicken dinner child's $2.45, noon till 7:30 pm Lunch Mon thru Fri. Northshore Motor Hotel. (208) 664-9241.
VISIT the Jewel Box Gem Shop, Harrison, Idaho. Handmade gold, silver and gemstone lewelry. Inventory reducfion sale. 20 pct. off on everything in the shop.
Open daily, 10am to 5pm. Shop closes October 3rd. Reopens next June. DANCE Every Saturday night, Trentwood Grange, Wellesley and McDonald. Ballroom Dance Music by "The Polka Dots." Public welcome.
Refreshments. Admission, $1.50. DANCE to music old and new, played by the Keys and Strings. Moran Prairie Grange, Saturday October 2nd, 9PM. Refreshments served.
"TOP Sirloin Steak Second dinner price with this ad. Green Valley Inn N1519 Barker S.W.A.M. Single group, Potluck October 1. Dance V.F.W. Montgomery Monroe October 2nd.
487-3257. GYPSY READER, will help you. 534- 0203. 424 S. Thor.
28 PERSONALS THE Old Hanging Tree Tavern In Greemacres wishes to thank all the fine people who helped in the Charles Ashton Benefit on Sept. 28. We raised $453.10. PRIVATE. Investigator, all types of investigations.
Detective extraordinaire, discrete and strictly confidenfial. 455-9161. Alcoholics Anonymous $404 Walnut 624-1442 NEED Security! Residential and commerical, armed patrolman guard dog. Knight Security Agency 328-0461. TIME to store boats and RV's for winter.
Call A-1 storage, 483-8198 or 535-5838. TROUBLED about Pregnancy? Call 747-5648. Pregnancy Care Center We can work if out together. Planned parenthood, pregnancy counseling, birth control clinics RAPED? There is help. 624-RAPE DO YOU NEED DIAL 276-5532 Phobias weight nerves sports etc.
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Daily specials. Open Sun's. 926-9632. NEW INTERNATIONAL Just a little different than the ordinary. A Foxy place to have sage.
CALL FOR LATEST SPECIAL. 534-9876. Open wknds, 2500 Spr. COME WHERE THE ACTION IS $5 OFF WITH AD NEAR RIDPATH HOTEL. King's Castle, $103 Stevens, 747-9466.
Kelli's Sauna Massage Come see Gall Kelli, N4112 Division, 483-4588. Hours 10 to 10. SOMEBODY boo booed, wasn't us. We're still open and still Number The Hideway. 534-9833.
1920 Sprague. RELAX those bad nerves tensions. Visit Joe Oriental Gems, Sauna Massage, Open 7 days pm. E213 Sprague, 747-0695. QUALITY 1 HR.
TREATMENT $10, men women. Vivian 5351338. $15 MASSAGE W-ad, Best in town, Valley Viking. E8616 Spraque, 926-9750, FINANCIAL 50-99 50 FINANCIAL HELP DEBT PROBLEMS? Free Counseling, Budget Planning CONFIDENTIAL CALL: 455-5568 SPOKESMAN-REVIEW 41 Conflict of interest denied over grant HELENA (AP) Dr. Jerry Plunkett, the chairman of a state council which recommended a $100,000 state grant to a private organization which he himself heads, insisted to his fellow council members Thursday the arrangement reflects no conflict of interest.
Gov. Thomas Judge this week announced the grant by the Montana Department of Natural Resources to the Center of Innovation of Butte, operated by Plunkett. Plunkett is the department's Alternative Energy Advisory Council, which recommended the grant. In other matters at Thursday's council meeting, the group reviewed other grants, recommended two new ones, recommended changes agreement form the state signs with grant recipients and approved proposals to change the law governing the alternative renewable energy program. Though no one at the advisory council's meeting Thursday asked him specifically about possible conflict of interest, Plunkett volunteered a lengthy discussion on the subject.
He said his center will be the vehicle for attracting thousands of outside dollars to Montana for research and development of the so-called exotic forms of energy, such as solar and wind power. said that public money received by the center, except that needed to cover its own costs, will be "distributed for other projects." "I just refuse to believe there's any conflict of interest," Plunkett said. He said he accepted his post on the advisory council because the council is supposed to have members who are experts in the field of renewable energy resources. He said that to keep those in the field off the council would be like keeping farmers off agriculture boards. "There's a lot of interest, but no conflict," he said.
While members of the council are also experts in the renewable energy field, none of the others have requested and received funds handled by the council. Plunkett's grant, by far the largest of the 31 announced Tuesday, includes nearly onefourth of the $475,000 in grant money approved. The center expects to receive additional federal funds from the Old West Regional Commission and Energy Development grants from the National SciAdministration to matching ence Foundation, Plunkett said. Authority challenged on retirement debate HELENA (AP) Questions about the right of employers to force workers to retire at age 65 were argued Wednesday be state agency whose forthority to answer was challenged by the governor's office. Questioning the properness of the Montana Human Rights Commission hearing on issues raised by the American Civil Liberties Union was Robert Lohn, a staff attorney for Gov.
Thomas L. Judge. Lohn said he does not believe the commission has the authority make declaratory rulings on the broad subject of mandatoryretirement. He also challenged the appropriateness of the type of forum being used by the fivemember commission headed by Elsie McGarvey of Kalispell. Lohn indicated a belief that the proceeding attended by some 25 persons in addition to the commission is not 1 in line with the Judge administefforts in behalf of ration's, public access to the decisionmaking process.
Rosemary Zion Great Falls, counsel for the Human Rights Division, countered that declaratory rulings are proper under the state Administrative Procedures Act and that they simply say how the law applies to a particular situation. Philip E. Roy of Browning, lawyer-member of the commission, said the agency has the power to interpret its own jurisdiction. Mrs. McGarvey said Lohn's objection would be considered later and allowed the hearing to proceed.
Russel Conklin of Great Falls, speaking for the ACLU, said he was startled by the Apology requested for remark HELENA (AP) The director of the Department of Institutions, Robert Mattson, owes "a full retraction and public apology" for his comments about the Mental Disabilities Board of Visitors, a legislator told him Thursday. "At best I find your comments a display of ignorance of the law in general and legislative intent in particular; at worst they are an arrogant demonstration of bureaucratic isolationism," Rep. Ann Mary Dussault, D- Missoula, told Mattson in a letter. Mattson, at a meeting of the Board of Institutions on Tuesday, aimed sharp criticism at the Board of Visitors, which issued its first report on warm Springs state mental hospital this summer. Mattson said the whole concept of the Board of Visitors was "ridiculous" and its allegations about Warm Springs were "poppyco*ck." Dussault referred Mattson to the state law establishing the Board of Visitors and spelling out its purpose and duties.
"Not only do you have the unmitigated gall to refer to this purpose as but you also seem to indicte that the board, carrying out the duties prescribed to it by law, is engaging in pure 'poppyco*ck, Dussault's letter said. OFFICIAL RECORDS BIRTHS Births recorded in Spokane hospitals during the 24 hours ending at 3 p.m. Sept. 30, 1976: Deaconess Chevillet To Mr. and Mrs.
Marcel Chevillet, N13210 Mill Road, boy. Merkie To Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Merkie, W3224 Euclid, boy.
WHitlever To Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Williever, N5625 Loma Drive, boy. Henning To Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Henning, Rosella, girl. Gendron To Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gendron.
E9022 Maringo, boy. Sacred Heart Edwards To Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Edwards, N2707 Ferrall, girl. Fand To Mr.
and Mrs. William Faad, Liberty Lake, boy. Miller To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E.
Miller, N5411 Ash, boy and girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McClintock, W919 Twenty-second, boy.
Machaughton To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. MacNaughton, E603 Brentwood Drive, girl. Valley General Holtheus To Mr.
and Mrs. Roger A. Holthaus. E14801 Broadway, boy. MARRIAGE LICENSES Kevin W.
Harrison and Jeanne A. Robins, Spokane. Dennis W. Hunter and Sharon A. Nelson, Airway Heights, Wash.
James R. Blume, Fairchild Air Force Base, and Karen R. Grant, Medical Lake, Wash. Richard J. Parkins and Klane E.
Wakefield, Spokane. Mark W. Hurd and Glenda M. Dinwiddle, Spokane. Antone R.
Gonzales and Dorothy F. Gonzales, Chattaroy, Wash. Michael R. Hanson and Cynthia I. Kruse, Spokane.
George D. Hanchette and Judith F. Wick, Spokane. Donald H. Woods and Lorena F.
Alden, Spokane. Thursday IN THE COURTS Superior Court New suits filed Par Acceptance Corp. vs. Tristate Oil Asphalt Sales, seeking $830 claimed owed. John Dinsmore Jr.
vs. Ford Motor seeking $3,583 claimed owed for alleged manufacturer's negligence. Skip P. and Shirley A. Dahlen vs.
Darrel G. and Jerry Condron; seeking court order reinstating escrow agreement. Thomas K. Pope and Lily E. Hedlund vs.
United States Fidelity and Guaranty seeking $12,000 claimed for insurance coverage. Blanche Hanson vs. Donald C. and Mary Mumma: asking $5,000 claimed owed. Elaine Sederstrom vs.
Charles B. and Dorothy S. Ginn; seeking $5,500 claimed owed for alleged breach of real estate contract. Index to Want Ads Classifications in numerical order. Notices-1-49 Deaths-12 Funerals-13 Lost-20 Found-21 Announcements -25 Financial-50-99 Money to Loan-55 Real Estate-100-199 Homes -for Sale -100 Valley Property -115 Suburban Property --130 Real Estate- -Not Spokane -132 Duplexes for Sale -133 Apt.
Houses -for Sale -135 Farms for son Dairy Farms --143 Acreage-150 Recreational Property -158 Business Opportunities -170 Business -Properties-172 Rentals-200-299 Lake Homes- -for Rent-201 Rooms-Board-210 Hotels- 220 Motels -225 Unfurnished Apts. -230 Furnished Apts. --235 Unfurnished Houses for Rent-240 Furnished Houses -for Rent-242 Houses -Wanted to Rent-244 Employment-300-349 -307 Salespeople -315 Agents-320 Help -Invest. Required -325 Employment Agencies-330 Teachers' Agencies-335 Jobs Wanted-350-379 Jobs Wanted -352 Work by Contract-355 Child Tax Advice- Bookkeeping -365 Mattresses, Bedding-374 Beauty Shops-376 Educational-380-399 Schools and Colleges- --380 Beauty Schools 382 Miscellaneous-400-499 Musical Instruments- 400 TV, Radio, Stereo-405 Housewives' Supplies-410 Building Materials-430 Fertilizer Black Dirt--441 Coins, Stamps, Hobbies-445 Cameras 448 Miscellaneous for Sale-450 Antiques-455 Auctioneers-460 -470 Machinery -Industrial-472 Machinery- -476 Pets-480 Horses-483 Livestock- -485 Hay and Feed-486 Boats and Motors-490 Sporting Goods-492 Bicycles 493 Automotive-500-600 Mobile Homes, Trailers-500 Campers-506 Motorcycles -for Sale-520 Auto, Truck Repair, Parts-530 Trucks for Sale-550 import -Sports Cars-580 Antique Cars-581 Automobiles--for Sale-590 The Spokesman-Review Classified Rates Word a Word Daily Sunday 10 consecutive days for price of 7 7 consecutive days for price of 5 consecutive days for price of 3 Minimum charge 14 words Contract rates on application Rates for Cards of Thanks quoted at office CALL 838-4664 for Want Ad Service 7 A.M. P.M.
through Fri. for publication next day Sun. 9-6 p.m. short time cancellations and corrections ONLY for Mon. COUNTER SERVICE HOURS 8 A.M.-5 P.M.
Daily Closed Saturdays Spokane, Wa 99253 Raiph E. Langselt as administrator of the estate of Robert S. Langsett, and Ralph E. and Virginia I. Langseft vs.
Burrili W. and Myrtle Bresemann and Dennis, A. Calvin; asking $600.000 claimed owed in complaint alleging negligence. Marriase dissolution petitions Parker, Patricia A. and Ronald C.
Conne, Frankie B. and John W. Oisen, Julia A. and Michael A. Cranford, Lynda and John W.
Harris, Peggy M. and Jon K. Svennungsen, Jon D. and Patricia M. Lewis, Linda and Joe.
Sherman, Patricia A. and Mark D. Draper, Judith M. and Dave W. Hess, Kathleen L.
and Robert W. Hoffman. Tony C. and Janie. Williams, Debra and Frank.
Marriage dissolutions granted Vetsch, Glenda E. and Charles B. Sholinaga, Ann L. and Rodney R. Hanchette, George D.
and Barbara J. Nunn, Charlette Y. and James A. Greene, Arthur H. and Nancy K.
Brooks, Katherine and Randall. Jackson, Dianne and Randall W. Meyer, Richard H. and Wanda K. Phillips, Robert and Judy.
Keefer, Linda and Glenn R. Fischer, LaDonna L. and James M. Patton. Terry L.
and Connie J. Peone, Karen G. and Eugene W. Gross. Don-a'Lene and Mickey R.
James, and Jerry L. Christner, Marcine E. and Daniel L. Wagoner, Bryon T. and Nettie L.
Litzenberger, Starla R. and Gordon A. Johnson, Barbara J. and Bruce M. Pleadings Russell D.
Sala, 31, E35 Twenty-ninth; guilty to charge of negligent homicide. Placed on three years' probation with condition he serve a year in the CountyCity Jail and not drive during the probaJohn E. Tucker, 31, N5223 Idaho fion. (Judge Donald N. Olson) Road; guilty to charge of indecent liberties.
SanIty commission appointed as portion of presentence investigation. (Judge Olson) Betty L. Dawson, 31, E7916 Augusta: guilty to charge of delivery of marijuana. Released from custody pending a presentence Investigation. (Judge Olson) Albert K.
Fisher, 35, Anaconda, Innocent to a charge of second-degree robbery. Held under a $2,000 bond. (Judge Olson) Rolf N. Petterson, 17, E327 Ermina; guilty to charge of attempted seconddegree robbery, Released from custody pending presentence investigation. (Judge Oison) Lawrence R.
Blair 18, E2324 Mission; gulity to charge of second-degree burglary. Presentence investigation ordered. (Judge Olson) Sentencings Donald E. Long, 41, Cheney, five years' probation with five months in the County-City Jail on a charge of first degree forgery. (Judge George T.
Shields) Laura H. Halvorson, 19, W2102 Cleveland; two years' probation on charge of delivery of a controlled substance. (Judge Olson) U.S. District Court New suits filed Kenneth Richardson, Benton County, vs. Bonneville Power Administration.
Seeks $950,000 as result of power line burns sustained May 10, 1975. U.S.A. vs. Jose A. Correa.
Seeks $14,074 to foreciose Farmers Home Administration mortgage. William E. Bass vs. David Mathews, secretary of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Seeking adiudication that plaintiff is entitled to Social SecurIty disability benefits.
Ralph E. Lawrence vs. David Mathews, secretary of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Seeks adiudication that plaintiff is entitled to Social Security disability benefits. Robert C.
Devine vs. David Mathews, secretary of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Seeks adjudication that plaintiff is entitled to Social Security disability benefits. Wager earner plans Donald R. Shaw, Walla Walla.
Debts under plan, $6,337. Agrees to pay $125 every two weeks. District Courts Only fines or forfeitures of $50 or more are listed unless a jail sentence has been imposed. Criminal cases Judge Kathryn Ann Mautz Joseph A. Trzaska, 25, Detroit, possession of mariluana, 30 days with 28 suspended.
Jerome L. Stewart, 21, 6021 Upriver Drive, petty larceny, 30 days with 28 suspended. Robert E. Gerlach, 30, E1637 Nebraska, petty larceny, 6 months with all but 2 days suspended. David M.
Cholewinski, 19, N4210 Marguerite, minor in possession of liquor, $50 fine. Rick N. Oison, 19, Spokane, malicious mischief, deferred 1 year. Judse Ellsworth Gump Jr. Charles D.
Waiters, 18, N5626 Magnolia, defrauding innkeeper, 90 days reinstated. Michael L. Owens, 19, E2217 Fifth, minor in possession of liquor, $50 fine. Bruce T. Sondergaard, 26, W442 Maxwell, stray dog, 90 days suspended; vicious dog, 90 days suspended.
James H. McBride, N1908 Kiernan, opening and consuming liquor in public, $50 suspended. Traffic cases Judge Ellsworth Gump Jr. Gary Parisien, W1519 Dalton, no valid operator's license, 90 days suspended; no operator's license endorsem*nt for cycle, 10 days suspended. Ottis G.
Galbrath, N6503 Calispel, negligent driving, accident, $50 suspended. Johanna M. Hago, E1523 Crown, negilgent driving, accident, $50 fine. Eddy H. Franz, E7620 Spear, failure to leave information at scene of accident, fine.
Judes Philip J. Thompson Donaid P. Corey, N9407 Atlantic, reckless driving, 5 days, $50 fine. Steven P. Sala, N5107 Stevens, driving while under the influence of liquor-drugs, $125 finer reckless driving, 5 days; hit and run, 5 days.
John A. Russell, Deer Park, physIcal control of vehicie while under the influence of liquor, $75 fine. Josef L. Bakonyl, E13311 Guthrie Drive, driving while under the influence of liquordrugs, 5 days suspended, $125 fine. John B.
Farley, Kalispell, driving while under the influence of liquor-drugs, 5 days suspended, $125 fine. James W. Feyk, E15704 Valley Way, driving while under the influence of liquordrugs, 90 days. $125 fine; driving while under the influence of liquor -drugs, 180 days, $200 fine. David P.
Jeffries, E7222 Second, driving while under the influence of -drugs, 5 days suspended, $125 fine. Michael R. Moore, W3819 Fort Wright Drive, driving while under the influence of liquor -drugs, 5 days suspended, $125 fine. Donald L. Yarnell, E9006 Frederick.
driving while under the Influence of drugs, 5 days suspended, $125 fine. Marlene K. Johnson, E1403 Wabash, physical control of vehicle while under the of liquor, 5 days suspended, $75 fine suspended. Judse John A. Schulthels Albert W.
Reidinger, Mead, negllgent driving, $100 fine. Keith Nichols, E10714 Maxwell, negligent driving, $100 fine, 30 days suspended; aiding and abetting failure to leave information at scene of accident, $50 fine. NOTICES 1-49 LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY NOTICE OF PUBLIC WATERS TAKE NOTICE: That Mica Heights Water Associaof Spokane, Washington on August 5, 1976 under Application No. G3-25011 filed for permit to approp rate public waters, subject to existing rights. from Two Wells the amount of 100 gallons per minute each year, for the purpose of continuous community domestic supply and seasonal Irrigation of 54 acres.
The source of the proposed appropriation is located within Lot Block 3 and Lot 2, Block plat of Mica Heights Addition within SEW of Section Range Spokane County. Protests or oblections to approval of this application must of Include basis for detailed statement the oblections; protests must be accompanied by with two the dollar Department recording of fee and filed Ecology Indiana Eastern Regional Spokane, Office, Washington E. 103 99207 within thirty days from October 8, 1976. SR26 SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. will receive sealed bids until 10:50 Thursday, of October Purchasing 14, 1976, by school Supervisor District on the third floor of the Administration Building at West 825 Spokane Falls Spokane, SHADLE STAGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL Specifications are on file in the office of the Supervisor of Purchasing, The Board of Directors of Spokane School District No.
81 reserves the right to any or all bids, to waive informalities and to accept any Item in the bid. BY ORDER OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Walter A. Hitchco*ck, Secret. ary. SR12 SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, will receive sealed bids until 11:00 a.m.
of October 14, 1976, by 'Supervisor third Purchasing of of the School District on the floor the ministration Bullding at West 825 Spokane Falls Blvd. Spokane, WA for BAKERY PRODUCTS. Specifications are on file in the office Continued of the Supervisor of Purchasing, The Board of Directors of Spokane School District No. 81 reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive informalities and to accept any item in the bid, BY ORDER OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Walter A. Hitchco*ck, Secretary.
SR13 81 will receive sealed bids until 1:00 SPOKANE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. p.m.g, Supervisor Thursday, of October Purchasing 14, 1976, of the by School District on the third floor of the Administration Building af West 825 Spokane Falls Blvd. for TRUCKS AND EQUIPMENT. Specifications are on file in the office of the Supervisor of Purchasing. The Board of Directors of Spokane School District No.
81 reserves waive the right to reject any or all bids, to informalities and to accept any item in the bid, BY ORDER OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS, Walter A. Hitchco*ck, Secretary. SR14 LODGES TYRIAN LODGE NO. 96 1. Friday, Oct.
Dark. Dillon Kilcup, W.M. D. Reader. Sec.
WA; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Colfax, WA THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, S1400 PINES RD. in charge of funeral arrangements. Passed SHOLLENBERGER, 30, 1976 Linda in a local hospital.
Her home, N5207 Glenarvon, Newman Lake, WA. Survived by her husband, Leo Charles Shollenberger, at the home; five daughters. Serene, Ford, (vonne, at the home; Gwendolyn, at the home; Leolynn, at the hom Jamye Jo, at the home; her father, Dillard McCrea, Ford, WA; WA; her mother, Mearim Ford, one brother, Gordon L. McCrea, 13 FUNERALS BARTHOLOMAE, Francis James Entered Into rest Sept. 29, 1976 in a local hospital.
His home, E123 Sanson. Survived by his wife, Clara Bartholomae, the home; two, sons, Charles R. "(Dick) Bartholomae, Spokane; Fredrick J. (Fred) Barth- Marie olomae, Spokane: one sister, Schmidt, Valleyford, WA; 8 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Past member of the Eagles and Moose Lodge.
Funeral services will be 1976 at 10am in the CHAPEL THE FLOWERS, RIP. LINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. Mr. John Boesel officiating. Cremation to follow.
The family suggests that memorial contributions may be given to the Shriner's. Hospital for Crippled Children, N820 Summit Blvd, Spokane. BLAKE, Willis E. Passed away Sept. 1976 In a local hospital.
His home, $4505 kipworth. He is survived by his wife, Blake: two sons, Edwin William Blake and Clinton Boyd Blake; one daughter, Rebecca Lynn Blake, all af the home; his mother, Nellie Blake, Missoula, MT: five brothers, William J. Blake, Missoula, MT Ray Blake, MT; LeRoy Blake, San Francisco, CA; Jack B. Blake, Lincoln, NEB; Thomas C. Blake, Missoula, MT; two sisters, Mrs.
Gary (Susan) Needles, Missoula, MT; Barbara Cannon, Missoula, MT; numerous nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be Satur1976 at 2pm in the OF THE VALLEY, THORNHILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, S1400 PINES RD. Rev. Leif Meimin officiating. Burial MT.
Missoula City Cemetery, Missoula, on Monday, October 1976. Memorials may be made to the Eagles Cancer Fund, Research for Leukemia, American Cancer Society, W508 Second, Spokane. BUCKNELL, Bryon F. and James M. Passed away Sept.
27, Spokane. Their home, Spokane, Survived by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Bucknell, at the home; two brothers, Dennis the and Wayne three A.
both at home; sisters, Eleanor Michell E. and Carol L. Bucknell, all at the home; numerous uncies, aunts and cousins. Bryon and James were both students at Audubon Grade School in Spokane. Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct.
1976, at 11 a.m. af BALL DODD FUNERAL HOME, S421 DIVISION Rev. George R. Pontius officiating. Interment, Greenwood Memorial Terrace, Friends who wish may make memorial contributions to the Hospital for Crippled Children, N820 Summit Blvd, Spokane, 99201.
BUELL, Mildred Esther (Age 65) Was a resident of Prosser since 1944. Passed away Sunday, Sept. 26, 1976 in the Prosser Memorial Hospital. Born February 27, 1911 in Little Falls, WA. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No, 107; The First Baptist Church; Charter member of the Golden Age Club.
Survived by her husband, Harold Buell, Prosser; three sons. Lawrence Buell, Claremont, CA; Glenn Buell, Richland, WA; Gerald Buell, Kennewick, WA; three daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Margaret) Baker Colville, Mrs. Clarke Miller, Davenport, Della Blackbird, Seattle, WA; three sisters, Elsie Allen, Spokane, Louise PerSpokane; Della Johnson. Davenport WA; 14, Funeral, grandchildren; one great grandchild.
services will be held Saturday, October 2. 1976 at 10 am in the Chapel of the Flint Funeral Home, Prosser, WA. Rev. Paul White officiating. Burial will be who wish may give memorials to the in the East Prosser Cemetery.
Those Lions Club or Odd Fellows Eye Bank. She Odd Fellows has Eve Bank. bequested $1000 FUN. ERAL HOME, PROSSER, WA. In charge.
CARRICO, 1976 in Passed Spokane, away Her home, N4203 Stevens. Mother of September 29, Mrs. Thomas E. (Bunny) Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Vern (Gladys) Tyler, Bill (Lola) Brown. of Spokane; Houston, Mrs. Texas; Ray Lewman, James Carrico, George W. Carrico, both of Spokane; 18 grandchildren; numerous numerous nieces, and nephews. member of the Knox Presbyterian Church, a resident of the area 58 years.
Funeral services Friday, Oct. in the ALWIN CHAPEL JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE, the Rev. Lee P. Taylor officiating. Burial Riverside Memorial Park.
Memorial gifts may be given in her name to the Knox Presbyterian Church, W806 Knox 99205. GWINN, 1976 Pearl at W. Pomerov, Passed WA. He away is survived by his wife, Doris L. Gwinn, Pomeroy a James Gwinn.
brother, Cecil Gwinn. Sacramento, grandchildren and 2 great-grandsons. Funeral services will be held Saturday, October 2, 1976 af 10 am at the Richardson-Brown Funeral Home, Pomeroy with the Rev. Howard Neal officiating. Graveside funeral vices will be Saturday at 12 noon in the family, lot at the Dayton City Cemetery.
The family suggests that memorials may be given to the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in care of the Richardson Funeral Home. RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME, POMEROY, WA. In charge. 12 DEATHS BARTHOLOMAE, Francis James Entered Into rest Sept. 1976 in a local hospital.
His home, 123 Sanson. Survived by his wife, Clara Bartholomae, af the home; two sons, Charles (Dick) Bartholomae, Spokane; Fredrick J. (Fred) Bartholomae, Spokane; one sister, Marie Schmidt, Valleyford, WA; 8 grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Past member of the Eagles and Moose Lodge. The family suggests that memorial contributions may be given to the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children, N820 Blvd, Spokane, RIPLINGER FUNERAL DIRECTORS, N4305 DIVISION ST.
in charge of funeral arrangements. BUELL, Mildred Esther (Age 65) Was a resident of Prosser since 1944. Passed away Sunday, Sept. 26, 1976 in the Prosser Memorial Hospital. Born Feb.
27, 1911 in Little Falls, WA. She was a member of the Rebekah Lodge No. 107; The First Baptist Church and charter member of the Golden Age Club. Survived by her husband, Harold Buell, Prosser, WA; three sons. Lawrence Buell, Claremont, CA; Glenn Buell, Richland, WA; Gerald Buell, Kennewick, WA; three daughters, Mrs.
Gordon (Margaret) Baker, Colville, WA; Mrs. Clarke (Hazel) Miller, Davenport, WA; Della Blackbird, Seattle, WA; three sisters, Elsie Allen, Spokane, WA; Louise Pershall, Spokane; Della Johnson, Davenport, WA; 14 grandchildren; one great grandchild. Those who wish may give memorials to the Lions Club or Odd Fellows Eve Bank. She, herself, has bequested $1000 the Odd Fellows Eye Bank. FLINT FUNERAL HOME, PROSSER, WA.
in charge of funeral arrangements. GWINN, Pearl W. Passed away Sept. 1976 at Pomeroy, WA. He is survived by his wife, Doris L.
Gwinn, W. Pomeroy. WA; one son, James Gwinn, Pomeroy, WA; one brother, Cecil Gwinn, Sacramento, CA; grandchildren and 2 great grandsons. The family suggests that memorials may be given to the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in care of the Funeral Home. RICHARDSON BROWN FUNERAL HOME, POMEROY, WA.
in charge of funeral arrangements. HOUDAK, Libbie Passed away September 29, 1976 in local nursing home. Her residence, E128 Gordon. Been a member of the community 50 years. Survived by one son, Lewis J.
Houdak, Spokane; three grandchildren; three numerous nieces and nephews. member of the BFW Auxiliary Post 1474, St. Anne's Guild and Alter SociFrancis Xaviar. HENNESSEY HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. in charge of arrangements.
LEANDER, Diane Passed away Sept. 30, 1976 at her home, N1616 Marquerite. Survived by her husband, David. Leander, at the home; one daughter, Julie Leander, at the home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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the commission should rule on whether an employer "can fire a guy just because he's 65 and give his job to some kid, even if it is cheapedescribed mandatory retirement solely because of age as vicious and "and ugly of form, Zion, speaking for the division which functions separately from the commission, said her research concludes that saying a person can no longer work solely because of age violates the clear language of the Human Rights Act. She said exceptions are permitted by less-clear language in other parts of the 1974 act. Mrs. Zion said it is her legal opinion that the commission has the power to provide some guidelines to clarify the exceptions. Board finds driver had no warning WASHINGTON (AP) The truck-train collision that killed 12 persons near Beckemeyer, last February occurred because the truck driver failed to see the train and stop short of the tracks, the National Transpotation Safety Board said Thursday.
The board said the accident pointed out the need to improve the safety of unprotected crossings. Noting there are insufficient federal funds to install flashing lights or bars at each crossing, it urged the Transportation Department to develop a formula that could be used in deciding when to close a crossing. board said this type the of formula would reduce number of hazardous crossings and cut down the amount of funds needed to equip the remaining crossings with signal 1 systems. It estimated there were about 158,000 railroad crossings on non-federal-aid highways which are unprotected by an active signaling system. The accident at Beckemeyer occurred when a Baltimore Ohio freight train hit a pickup truck on Feb.
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