B6 SPOKANE CHRONICLE, MARCH 18, 1986 REGIONAL Tar heroin Northwest law agencies struggle to stem flow of new form of drug Associated Press PORTLAND Pacific Northwest law enforcement officers are grappling with the difficult chore of stemming the import of Mexican "tar" heroin into the region. Authorities told The Oregonian newspaper that the relatively new and inexpensive heroin is the responsible number for of laramatic overdoses rise in drug the Portland area. In Multnomah County last year, 57 people died after overdosing on tar heroin, a form far more potent than other varieties of the drug, such as "China white" or "Mexican That was more fatal doses than in San Francisco and Seattle combined. Thirteen more addicts have died of heroin overdoses in Multnomah County this year. By comparison, there were only 24 heroin deaths in the county in all of 1984.
Law enforcement officials say the tar is produced in Mexico and smuggled into the United States and up the West Coast from Califork)b. Many couriers are illegal aliens, police say. The drug costs about $500 per ounce in Mexico but brings about $6,000 in the Northwest. Police say the heroin enters the Pacific Northwest on two routes that follow the Interstate 5 corridor. One route goes directly through the Tri-Cities area ending in the Yakima Valley.
Police believe the Yakima Valley serves as a distribution point for all of Washington. The second route passes through the Woodburn-Salem area en route to Portland. Authorities believe those who the drus into the region are online loosely allied and there is no single "Mr. Big" operating the Northwest heroin ring. The real leaders live in Mexico, they say.
OBITUARIES Phyllis Hinshaw Graveside service for Phyllis Hinshaw, 79, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Fairmount Memorial Park with Ball Dodd Funeral Home South in charge. Mrs. Hinshaw, lifetime area resident, Sunday at Sacred Heart Medical Center. Daughter of David E.
and Bessie Sheppard, she was born Sept. 14, 1906, at Ritzville, and was reared on the family farm at Harrington. She was graduated from Harrington High School in 1926 and became a telephone operator. She worked in Colfax before returning Spokane Harrington, Spokane, Ritzville, and in 1951. She retired in 1966 as traffic representative in the commercial department.
Mrs. Hinshaw was a member of Eastern Washington Chapter 47, Telephone Pioneers of America. She married Thomas "Monty" Hinshaw in Spokane in 1933. Survivors include her husband, at the home in Spokane, and one brother, Darrell Sheppard of Spokane. Thornton Hodges Service for Thornton Hodges, 90, a lifetime resident of Oakesdale, was Monday at Community Presbyterian Church in Oakesdale.
Burial followed at Oakesdale Cemetery with Bruning Funeral Home in Colfax in charge. Mr. Hodges died Wednesday at Tekoa (Wash.) Care Center. Son of William Thomas Hodges and Anna L. Hodges, he was born Aug.
24, 1895. He attended Whitman College in 1916 and served with the Artillery Corps in France during World War I. Mr. Hodges was a wheat and pea "I'd say we have a very serious problem," said Lt. Chuck Karl, who heads the Portland police detective unit that investigates narcotics.
"There is an increasing amount of heroin available for the population of users we have." Authorities say it is difficult to make a tar heroin bust because the drug traffic is exclusively controlled by Mexicans. Few law enforcement agencies have Hispanic personnel who can work undercover to reach the upper levels of the distribution chain. a result, police must use Mexicals informants, who often are afraid to turn against such organizations. "Much of the heroin business is family run, especially in said Detective D.W. Thompson of the Yakima County sheriff's department.
"You don't snitch on family." Because of the undercover difficulties, -level dealers generally are the ones arrested, said, and their places immediately are taken by other dealers. Mexican tar first came to the attention of Northwest law enforcement agencies when it turned up in the Tri-Cities area in 1979. During the next several years, police cies throughout the Yakima Valley began turning up tar heroin with increasing frequency. Now it is spreading throughout the United States. "Three years ago the Northwest was the only place we saw tar heroin," said Robert Dreisbach, an intelligence officer with the U.S.
Drug Enforcement Administration in Seattle. "Within the last 12 months, it has been encountered in the Southwest, the central and south central portions of the country. "The network, which has its roots in the Northwest, expanding its base of operations," "he said. "In the last three to six months, tar heroin has become a priority of the DEA." farmer for 40 years before retiring. He was a founder and past president of the Inland Empire Pea Growers Association and a former board member of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives and Selective Service Board 26.
Mr. Hodges also was a member of the Oakesdale American Legion, Oakesdale Masonic Lodge, Spokane Consistory of Scottish Rite Bodies and El Katif Shrine in Spokane. He had played in various bands and was with the Shrine Band from 1944 until recently. Survivors include two sons, Wallace and Wayne Hodges, both of Oakesdale; two sisters, including Pauline Dewald of Spokane; five grandchildren; and eight greatgrandchildren. Minnie L.
Riddle Service for Eastern Washington pioneer Minnie L. Riddle, 97, was today at Strate Funeral Home in Davenport, burial at Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. Riddle died Friday at Lincoln Convalescent Center in Davenport. Daughter of George F.
and Sarah Jane Bowers, she was born Oct. 25, 1888, at Egypt, Wash. Mrs. Riddle and her husband, Walter L. Riddle, had a wheat farm north of Davenport for a number of years.
She lived in the Davenport area most of her life and was a charter member of North Star Grange. Mr. Riddle and a son, Wayne Riddle, died in 1977. Survivors include one daughter, Velma Hansen of Davenport; one son, William L. Riddle of Juneau, Alaska; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and nine great-great-grandchildren.
Judge orders city attorney to act on initiative petition Associated Press TWIN FALLS, Idaho Fifth District Judge Daniel Meehl has ordered Burley City Attorney Bill Parsons to act on an initiative petition submitted by the Idaho Neighbors Network in January. Meehl told Parsons he has 10 days to assign a ballot title to the INN's petition. The INN hopes to force an election to change the city's policy on rates and winter shut-offs for electricity. "If there's any continual stalling of the amended petition dated Jan. 23, I would urge you to resist it," Meehl told Parsons.
INN spokesman Roger Sherman called Meehl's ruling a "victory of Since September, the INN has submitted four requests for a ballot title. Parsons rejected three of the documents, citing technical deficiencies. When the fourth amended petition was submitted, the INN included a writ to force the matter into court if the city did not take action. Once the ballot title is assigned, the INN will have to gather the signatures of 20 percent of the registered voters, or 590 names, before an election can be held. INN attorney Dennis Byington argued in court that a city ordinance requires the attorney to as- RECORDS BIRTHS Born In Spokane-area hospitals during the 24-hour period ending 8 a.m.
Tuesday, March 18, 1986: Deaconess To Bruce and Lori Wells, Spokane, boy. To Patrick and Patricia Frankovic, W2909 Weile, girl. To Jim and Paula Heath, Newman Lake, girl. Sacred Heart To Kenneth and Billie Ovnicek, Veradale, girl (born Feb. 12).
To Randall and Ellen Oens, N1515 Grady, boy. To Michael and Donita Abney, Cheney, boy (born March 13). To Russell and Kim Kenworthy, Newman Lake, boy (born March 13). To James and Bonnie Wakefield, N15111 Columbus, boy. To Craig and Vicki Elkins, S4802 Grove Road, boy.
a Valley Hospital and Medical Center To John and Christine Kelly, Spokane, girl. Spokane Family Birth Center To Michael Sjostrom and Theresa Petersen, boy (born March 16). Holy Family To Joseph and Jill Kiernan, N6805 Elm, boy, To Matthew and Nicole Tarr, N2628 Magnolia, boy. To Guy and Carla Swift, Lamont, girl. To Tammy Walker, Spokane, girl (born March 7).
To Shelly Komar, Spokane, boy (born March 13). Marriage Licenses Bruce A. Migaki and Mary Ann Egan, Spokane. Daniel T. Eakin, Wallace, Idaho, and Lisa A.
Wolfe, Spokane. Patrick R. Brown, Liberty Lake, and Theresa L. Wagner, Spokane. Aaron M.
Armstrong and Dianna L. Holford, Spokane. Jean-Pierre C. Cruze, Knoxville, and Cheryl L. Nestor, Spokane.
Carl S. Hein, Moses Lake, and Linda I. Peirce, Moscow, Idaho. Gregory S. Keibler, Laredo, Texas, and Constance E.
Balison, Spokane. Mark R. Hunsaker and Diane L. Schlappy, Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. Scott A.
Goodnough, Fairchild AFB, and Millie M. Magness, Spokane. John D. Sicilia and Marianne Raimonde, Killeen, Texas. F.
Lee Backlund and Jennifer S. Jones, Spokane. Keith D. Miller and Anita M. Hart, Spokane.
Theodore W. Ortiz and Carolyn A. Couch, Spokane. James D. VanSchoorl, Spokane, and Elizabeth J.
Clift, Otis Orchards. Robert A. Mitchell and Tammy J. Ackerman, Abilene, Texas. Jerry L.
Mcintosh and Cindy F. Wood Mcintosh, Spokane. Boyd W. Plager and Jill R. Ashley, Spokane.
Bradley J. Schaaf and Laurel L. Williams, Mead. Scott A. Lyngstad and Francine M.
Coe, Spokane. IN THE COURTS Superior Court New suits Bank of Fairfield vs. William B. and Barbara A. Chambers; seeking money claimed owed and mortgage foreclosure.
Jay Clayton Mitchell vs. Ralph Van Bemmel; seeking damages from vehicle collision. Julia A. and Lionel Franklin vs. Walter A.
Sigler; seeking damages from vehicle collision. Department of Labor and Industries of the State of Washington vs. Custom Builders Edwin M. Sabie, Richard E. Williams, Turn-Key Safeco Insurance Co.
of America and Wilbur School District; seeking money claimed owed. State of Washington Employment Security Department vs. Fidelity and Deposit Co. of Maryland and Travelers Indemnity Insurance Co. for Custom Builders seeking taxes claimed owed.
Big 4 Lasco Spokane Motor Supply Larry Larsen and Mike McAlister vs. Larry Pechner and Derale Oil Coolers, division of Van Ness Design seeking damages for alleged libel. Construction Co. and John M. Keltch Inc.
vs. City of Spokane; seeking damages for alleged breach of contract. Milton and Sandra Rokeach, Leslie and Ailsa Ball and Equitable Investors Inc. as Grange Building Partnership vs. Grange Insurance Association; seeking damages for alleged breach of lease.
Marriage dissolution petitions Johnson, Crystal K. and Reginald W. Terri Smith Warren and Edward A. Warren Curtiss, Claudia J. and Richard W.
Thomas, Connie C. and Gregory G. James E. Niday Jr. and Rita D.
Niday Legal separation petition Hoagland, Patti T. and James M. Marriage dissolutions granted Davis, Dawn C. and Elmer K. Laubscher, Susan and Ronald Wetzler, Marion and Joseph D.
Johnson, Marie A. and Bruce J. Federal Courts New suits Billy C. McEwen vs. Otis R.
Bowen, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services; appealing denial of Social Security disability benefits. Bankruptcy petitions D. Vernon and Virginia L. Lambert, Kennewick, debts of $24,886.
Daniel and Tammy Pierce, Col- lege Place, debts of $5,085. Michael A. Akers, Kennewick, debts of $8,730. Kenneth M. and Lucinda S.
Alexander, Colville, debts of $12,738. Terry D. and Anita A. McGovern, Palouse, debts of $30,951. Martin D.
Lindemann, N1319 Addison; debts of $13,633. Frederick S. and Rita L. Butler, Ephrata, debys of $24,776. Aero Mod General Chelan, debts of $309,544.
Daniel E. and Carrie L. Seachord as The Itinerant Bookseller, E1218 11th; debts of $77,340 plus. Linda S. Bennington, E11215 32nd; debts of $44, 149 plus.
Richard C. Nestor Jr. and Vicki Nestor, E1025 Central; unspecified debts. Cheryle A. Gates, Fairchild Air Force Base; debts of $9,173.
Michael P. and Carol L. Munson, Kennewick, debts of $60,426. Daniel E. Deegan, Richland, debts of $25,597.
Mario and Felipa Coronado, Toppenish, debts of $63,644. Financial reorganization petitions Donald E. and Betty J. Jones, Pasco, unspecified debts. ADVERTIsem*nT Thoughtful friend Jack Riggins feels that being thoughtful friend of the family" is his most important duty at Riplinger Funeral Home, N.
4305 Division. Phone 483-8558. Wage earner petitions Randy S. and Jackie L. Brown, E1512 Joseph; debts of $11,727 with payments of $153 each month.
Rawly D. and Carol J. Anderson, Astor; total debts unspecitied, with payments of $200 each month. Lena Webb, formerly as Enterprise, E3914 24th; total debts unspecified, with payments of $86 each week. Sharyl D.
Roser, Mead; debts of $6,688 with payments of $50 each month. District Courts Only fines or forfeitures of $50 or more are listed unless a jail sentence was imposed. Traffic Cases Judge Christine Cary: Michael F. Pilant, 24, 1847 Marshall, negligent driving, $50 fine. Judge John P.
Nollette: Cassandra J. Gardipee, 30, S607 Fiske, negligent driving, $250 fine with $100 suspended. Ernest R. Crane, 25, E4015 26th, driving while intoxicated, 365 days with 363 suspended, $250 fine. CLASSIFIED The Biggest Store In Town Just Keeps Getting Bigger! NOTICES 1-49 FINANCIAL 50-99 REAL ESTATE 100-199 RENTALS 200-299 EMPLOYMENT 300-349 JOBS WANTED 350-399 MISCELLANEOUS 400-499 AUTOMOTIVE 500-600 CALL 664-0515 Coeur d'Alene 263-6441 Sandpoint 838-4664 Sookane.
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Each of these applications propose the establishment of MRI diagnostic services to hospital inpatients. The tentative review schedule for these applications include the following meetings: 1) EWHSA Governing Body Project Review Committee, March 25, 1986, beginning at 4:30 p.m., Spokane Health District Building Auditorium, W.1101 College, Spokane, WA. A portion of this meeting will be sell aside specifically to receive comments from The public on these applications. EWHSA Governing Body April 12, 1986, beginning at 1:00 p.m., Gateway Hotel, E.923 Third Avenue, Spokane, WA. A copy of these applications are available for public inspection during normal business hours at the EWHSA Office, N.2424 Oak, Spokane, WA and copies will be made available to interested parties upon request.
There may be a charge for photo copying. A3 In the Matter of the Estate of Nell Tidmarsh Stork deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned representative of the estate of said deceased person has applied for transfer to the undersigned of funds of said deceased held or on deOld National Bank, the address posit at the Spokane office of of which is P.O. Box 3588, W. 428 WA Riverside Spokane, 99220, in the State of Washington; and that such transfer may be made after ninety days from first publication of his notice unless an executor or administrator of said estate is appointed and qualified within the State of Wshington and said bank or trust company recelves written notice thereof at its sald address prior to transmittal of such funds to 1 LEGAL NOTICES the undersigned. Date of first publication: March 18, 1986 John E.
Stork, Executor of said estate Address: 5767 South Latigo Canyon Road, Malibu, C46 CA 90265 8 LODGES Audubon Park Lodge 272 Wed Mar 19 1986 2nd Degrees Open at Gordon Vails WM Floyd Morse Sec CEMETERIES, LOTS 11 SERVICES CREMATION INFORMATION 624-2181 8AM To 4PM NO OBLIGATION SFH Fairmont, 2 lots, choice area, $600, 327-4234 12 DEATHS BRINK, Dorothy F. (Kevis) Passed away March 18, 1986. Survived by one daughter, Sharon L. Munro, Spokane; two sons, Roger B. Kevis, Larry J.
Kevis, both of Scott Spokane; A. three grandchildren, Munro, Laura Smith, Candice Kevis, all of Spokane; one sister, Eleanor Haegele, Spokane. Member of Messiah Lutheran Church. BALL DODD FUNERAL HOME, NORTH W5100 WELLESLEY, in charge. WESTFALL, Robert D.
Passed away March 17, 1986. Survived by four sons, Robert D. Westfall, Hayden Lake, ID, Richard W. Westfall, George A. Westfall, David L.
Westfall, all of Spokane; one daughter, Denise Covey, Spokane; seven grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; one sister, Mildred Gustin, Maiden, WA. Member of St. Anthony Parish. Funeral pending at HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. 13 FUNERALS ADAMS, Russell Passed away March 15, 1986 in Spokane.
Father of Mrs. Eugene S. (Jeannie) Richards, Vienna, VA; Grandfather of Rusty Richards, Vienna, VA; the Brother of Ruth Gaebler, Philadelphia, PA; numerous nieces and nephews. Member of Opportunity Christian Church. Funeral service Wednesday, March 19, 1986 at 11 a.m.
at Opportunity Christian Church. Rev. Gerald Van Doren officiating. Memorials may be made to the Opportunity Christian Church, N708 Pines Spokane, 99216. HAZEN JAEGER VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, N1306 PINES in charge.
ARCHER, Donna R. (58) Passed away March 17, 1986 in Spokane. Resident of Colfax, WA. Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Doug (Sandra) Robinson, Yakima, WA, Mrs.
Blaine (Joanna) Wheeler, Othello, WA, Melissa Archer, Los Angeles, CA; four grandchildren, Heather Louise, Jennifer Kay, Darla Natalie Larson, Amanda Rae Clark; Mother, Louise Holler, Yucaipa, CA; Brother, Sherrill K. Studyvin, Seattle, WA; Half-sister, Jaqueline Palmer, CA. Former 12 year member Colfax School Board, former member Board of Directors Camp Fire Council, Life member Colfax Golf Country Club. Memorial Service, Thursday, March 20, 1986 at 2 p.m. Community Bible Church, Colfax, WA, Rev.
Kenneth Prather, officiating. Cremation. Family suggests memorials to American Cancer Society or Kidney Foundation. BRUNING FUNERAL HOME, Colfax, WA in charge. COUNTRYMAN, Harold E.
Passed away March 9, 1986 in Spokane. His home, Spokane. Father of Ruth Anderson, Spokane, Gerald D. Grandfather Countryman, of Charlotte, NC. Christine and Julie Countryman, both of Charlotte, NC, Shannon, Cynthia and Monica Anderson, all of Spokane; Brother of Mary Conner, Spokane, Elmer Countryman, Cleal Countryman, Roxie Countryman, Wilbur Country: man, Richard Silvey, all of Spokane, Robert Mart, Tacoma, WA.
Lifetime resident Spokane. Member of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, Life member Spokane Lodge BPOE. Retired from The Chronicle after 47 years. Memorial Service, Tuesday, March 25, 1986 at 2 p.m. Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, N2642 Cannon.
Rev. David Glauner, officiating. Inurnment, Riverside Memorial Park. HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE ST. in charge.
HAGBERG, Ina R. Passed away March 16, 1986 in Spokane. Her home, Spokane. Mother of Dorothy Porter, Spokane; Grandmother of Robert C. Hagberg, Osburn, ID, Darlene Parkhurst, Ontario, OR; several nieces and nephews.
Resident of Spokane since 1963. Member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Deaconess Sewing Guild, Corbin Center. Memorial Service, Wednesday, March 19, 1986 at 2 p.m. St.
Paul's United Methodist Church, Rev. J. Richard Cook, officiating. Memorials to St. Paul's United Methodist Church, N1620 Monroe, Spokane, 99201.
HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, 1306 MONROE ST. in charge. HERON, Alfred Joseph Passed away March 16, 1986. Survived by his wife, Mary Ellen Heron, at the home; one son, Robert Heron, New Jerfour step-children; 13 grandchildren; one sister, PeggY Kimmel, Brooklawn, NJ; two nieces. Deacon at Shadle Park Presbyterian Church, member of Eagles Lodge Aerle Navy Fleet Reserve.
Memorial Service, Tuesday, March 18, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. Shadle Park Presbyterian Church, N5508 Alberta, Rev. Richard M. Avery, officiating. Friends who wish may make memorials to Shadle Park Prebyterian Church.
BALL DODD FUNERAL HOME, SOUTH S421 DIVISION ST. in charge. HINSHAW, Phyllis Passed away March 16, 1986. Survived by her husband, Monty Hinshaw, at the home; Brother, Darrell Sheppard, Spokane; several nieces and nephews. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America, Chapter Eastern Wash.
Graveside Service, Wednesday. March 19, 1986 at 2 p.m. Fairmount Memorial Park, Rev. Harvey A. Motis, officiating.
BALL DODD FUNERAL HOME SOUTH S421 DIVISION ST. in charge. KEHRER, Mary A. Passed away March 16, 1986. Survived by two sisters, Anna Fahey, Julia Quirk, both of Spokane; one nephew, Ed Hilliard, Spokane; preceded in death by her husband, Paul T.
Kehrer, 1983. Member of Spokane Community 60 years, member of Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes and Altar Society, Legion of Mary, Graduate of Lewis Clark High School. Funeral Service, Wednesday, March 19, 1986 at 10 a.m. Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes, W1115 Riverside, Rev. James M.
Ribble, officiating. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. NESSEY SMITH HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. in charge. MALMOE, Charles L.
Passed away March 16, 1986 in Spokane. His home, Spokane. Grandmother, Ella Huffman, Spokane, Mother and Step-father, Bonnie and Dennis Driver, Spokane; Father and Stepmother, Richard and Audrey Maimoe, Davenport, WA; Son, Craig Malmoe, Spokane; Brothers, Richard Malmoe Spokane, Monte Crowe, Chattaroy, WA; Sisters, Connie Vosahio, Julie McKenzie, both of Elk, WA, Wanda Hutchinson, Deer Park, WA, Tracy Maimoe, Donna Sams, both of Spokane; Step-brother, Dave Weaver, lone, WA; numerous nieces and nephews. Lifetime resident of Spokane. Graduate of Riverside High School, 1975.
Army National Guard, 1975- 1981. Memorial Service, Wednesday, March 19, 1986 at 11 a.m. ALWIN CHAPEL, HAZEN N1306 JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, MONROE ST. SIZEMORE, Robert Lee Passed away March 12, 1986. Survived by his wife, Virginia Sizemore, Inchelium, WA; one daughter, Pam McCiung KissInger, Seattle, WA; son-In-law, Jim Kissinger, Kirkland, WA; two grandchildren, Shannon and Brandon Kissinger, both of Seattle, WA; one sister, Carlie Clark, Inchelium, WA; two nieces, Kay Johnston, Grand Coulee, WA, Marie Sandvig, Seattle, WA; three aunts, Inez Waters, Irene Seyler, both of Inchellum, WA, Jackie Orr, Nespelem, WA; seven cousins, Earl McClung, Inchelium, WA, Gary McClung, Omak, WA, Michael Seyler, Inchelium, WA, Barbara Dotsie Marchand, Vi Rusk, Bob Rusk and Monte Rusk, all of Omak, WA.
Veteran of ww Il US Army. Memorial Service, Saturday, March 22, 1986 at 1 p.m. St. Michael Catholic Church, Inchelium, WA, Rev. Dick Mercy, officiating.
Private Interment. HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. WALTER, Adam Entered Into rest March 16, 1986 in Spokane. His home, Spokane. Survived by his wife, Pauline Walter, at the home; two sons, Don and Gary Walter, both of Spokane; one daughter, Valdean Devos, Lynnwood, WA; one sister, Leona Clark, Bremerton, WA; eight grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews.
Member of Moose Lodge AFL CIO Funeral Service, 13 FUNERALS Wednesday, CHAPEL March 19, 1986 at 10 a.m. OF FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. Rev. Joel Crosby, officiating. interment, Greenwood Memorial Terrace, WESTFALL, Robert D.
Passed away March 17, 1986. Survived by four sons, Robert D. Westfall, Hayden Lake, ID, Richard W. Westfall, George A. Westfall, David L.
Westfall, all of Spokane; one daughter, Denise Covey, Spokane; seven two greatgrandchildren; one sister, WA. Mildred Gustin, Maiden, Member of St. Anthony Parish. Rosary, Tuesday, March 18, 1986 at 7 p.m. IRIS CHAPEL, HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST.
Funeral Service, Wednesday, March 19, 1986 Catholic at 10 a.m. St. Anthony Church, N2320 Cedar, Rev. Paul A. Wenning, officiating.
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SINGLES Hotline. Friendship, love dating. Call Lisa, (800) 253-3462 DATE-A-DATE, DATING SVC Call for details, 926-3786 FREE pregnancy, tests. Call Birthright, 487-5028 THE SENSIBLE ALTERNATIVE FOR SELECTIVE SINGLES EST. 1964 THE PROVEN WAY IS BEST 28 PERSONALS Calif-Midwest-Tex-East Auto Drive Away 747-8900 32 GET AWAY FROM IT ALL BOOKING NOW houseboat rentals at the New Coeur d'Alene Resort.
Authorized Kayot-Boatel houseboat dealer. Northwest Recreation, 509- 624-0900. 509-466-2835. THOUSAND Trails Resort Membership for sale. $375 down, assume payments.
For further details contact Rae evenings. 1-684-3356 Stoneridge Condo, week 14, $2800, will consider down with monthly payments of interest. 208-682-4530 Fairmont Hot Springs condo, B.C., available April 7-14, $350. For details, call 326-0547 after 6 MUST sell, Thousand Trails Membership. Equity plus take over pmts.
Call 1-447-2804 35 FITNESS, BEAUTY HEALTH SOLAR PACIFIC 'HOUSE SITTING, Top refs. Bus phone 624-9508. Need your taxes done in 2 hrs? Prof. same day service 924-1285 Rent hi-tec party equipment Call now for details, 924-4892 TRANSPORTATION 29 SHARE-A-RIDE SPU Student needs ride with other female SPU students. Will share expenses.
448-1761 TRAVEL ALMOST FREE TANNING BEDS 534-8799 928-3635 Wolff suntanning system, WSS-24. Eves 233-2641. OFF HERBAL PRODUCTS! Free Visa, M-C, 326-1390 50-99 FINANCIAL 50 FINANCIAL HELP FAST SERVICE R. E. LOANS Homes bought sold Call anytime.
NELSON RLTY 467-5427 Loans on Real Estate. Fast service. Jack Gillespie, NW Contracts, W.324 Francis, 467-5800. 55 MONEY TO LOAN Call 328-0501 J. Harshman 70 MORTGAGES CONTRACTS- FOR SALE $18,300 contract with monthly payment of $225.73, including int.
Will sell for $15,800. McDaniel Assoc. 1-486-2080. 73 MORTGAGES CONTRACTS WANTED CALL US FOR BEST PRICE For your contracts, deeds of trust. We purchase full or partial term without brokers fee.
We pay all costs. Quick service. For a quote call Jim Hawley or Bob Guthrie 624-0183, or write 525 Peyton N. 10 Post, 99201 PACIFIC SECURITY CO'S. WE PAY MORE Metropolitan buys contracts mortgages for cash.
And we pay more! No broker fees, no commission! Call now! 838-3111 Metropolitan Mortgage Securities Co. Inc. W. 929 Sprague Ave. Spokane, WA 99204 QUICK CASH! We buy contracts, mortgages trust deeds for cash.
Any position, any place in West U.S. No Fees! Call 838-3111 Metropolitan Mortgage Securities Co. Inc. W. 929 Sprague Ave.
Spokane, WA 99204 Be sure to call us before selling. Very competitive quotes. Options, sell all, or sell 5, 10 or 15 yrs of payments. Call Rob Liljenberg 484-5260. Enterprises W.
201 Francis BUY, SELL LOAN 22 YEARS of buying selling contracts. Fast service. Jack Gillespie, NW Contracts, W.324 Francis, 467-5800. WE LOAN OR BUY 48 Hrs Cash-Free Quotes JAMESON MORTGAGE CO. 509-535-5660 208-664-8131 BUYING Contracts Trust Deeds Ward Assoc Inc 927-8138 Eves Vern Pettis 238-9145 WE BUY DEEDS OF TRUST CONTRACTS.
Good ones Bad 1-800-334-0854 ext. 540. Cash for Contracts. Stolz, Howser Ritrs 328-4121, 838-1200 Cash for contracts, lg. or small, Gordon, G.
Curry Rify, 928-0600 Contracts, no costs, high quotes. Chuck, 466-0682 QUICK Cash for Contracts 466-1012 467-0998 85 MINES MINING (2) Wilfley concentrating tables, 45KW generator, 2' cone, 10x20 jaw, 208-664-0753. LOANS SECURED BY REAL ESTATE Your equity in owner nonowner occupied residential, commercial, recreational, farm properties unimproved land, can be used to acquire the cash you need for business or consumer purposes. Also real estate contracts can be used as security or sold. Call Gene or Stan Brazington.
CLS MORTGAGE, INC. 928-6545 EQUITY MORTGAGE Has money to lend on bare land, recreational, residential, commercial or any other type of property fo for any purpose. WE LOAN ON CONTRACTS 328-3770 SMALL business guaranteed loans available now. For free details call 1-800-824-6461. BUS.
Comm. Loans $50K Up Call 328-0501 J. Harshman 88 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 7 unit RV trir park, on 9 city lots, city water sewer. Heated workshop, separate laundry rm, good hunting fishing area, 28mi. S.
of Grand Coulee Dam. $185,000, less for cash, Coulee City, 509-632-5596 CONVENIENCE STORES Avail. for Lease in various locations thruout Eastern WA. Good established volume, inventory investment required. Call 1-800-552-0748 in Wash.
or 1- 206-285-2400 outside Wash. Mon-Fri 8-5 SHEET metal, heating air conditioning shop, fully equipped with 3 bdrm, bath home on State $60,000 or include lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath, with full greenhouse, hot tub, sauna much more. All on 5 acres. $125,000. 208-437-2909 GRADING BUSINESS Includes Cat grader, truck travel trailer, contracts signed for this year, training bid support.
A money maker $55,000. 208-263-7600. INVEST. $7,355 to $8,700. Build an RV rental business operating from your The potential return is excellent.
To learn more about this opportunity call Mr. J's Sales Rentals, Inc. 208-323-0033. AAA OPORTUNITY DISTRIBUTORSHIP See our ad in the sports section today. WCC MI BAR with small restaurant for sale.
Living quarters, hunting fishing area. acres, ready to go. $50,000 down, take over payments, interest. 1- BY Owner, 14 unit motel, recently remod, 3BR house 406-854-2442, Marion, MT. DON'T WANTER Widow lady ready to retire.
Nice clean small mobile home park night camp sites. $165,000. Solid cash flow EZ terms. Bale Rity, 299-5197 LIQUIDATION No. Division area.
Across from new shopping center, 337,000 sq ft, was now 456-8819 NAPA auto parts business. Small community in the Basin. Excellent opportunity. Good return on investment. Owner wants to relocate.
1-346-2272; after 6pm 1-346-9538 SERVICE STATION for lease in Missoula, MT. Excellent location sales. Good potential for Please send resume inquiries to: P.O. Box 9237, Missoula, MT 59807 BUSINESS partner wanted. Minimum investment of $10,000.
Excellent return, Monday thru Friday, 325-3124 eves wknds, 292-8966 Mrs K. CHILDRENS WEAR: Established: Top Brands; Solid Customer Base. 905-3rd 535-7300 VR BUSINESS Fantastic location! Auto. tuneup bus. incl.
land, bidgs, equip. $225,000. Franchise possibilities. Pete, Grocery store for sale, a growing business on high traffic hwy. Would consider terms, $155,000.
1-849-2279 START own business. $6,000 worth of toys, $2,000 signs. Can make you a good deal at less than face value. 1-946-4570 88 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Own your own All-Cash Coin op Laundry Drycleaning business. A Recession Proof Business Attend a Free Profit seminar RED LION MOTOR INN Spokane WA, OFF I-90 Freeway Sullivan Road Thursday March 20: Coin Laundry: Drycleaning: Friday March 21 Drycleaning Coin Laundry: Limited Seating: Please call ROGER COCHRAN CO.
INC. for details 509-928-6100 (Washington Toll free 1-800-533-8211) COIN LAUNDRY OPERATORS APARTMENT OWNERS Come see the washer of the future. All new 10 front load washer, high speed extractor, NO bolt down, 110 volts WASCOMAT OF COURSE Stay With The Leaders We have the answers and the equipment, ROGER COCHRAN COMPANY INC. Since 1959 East 10019 Knox Street Spokane, WA 99206 TAVERN FARM TOWN S.W., COMPLETE EQUIPMT, MACHINES, P-TABLES. BLDG 1 BDRM APT FOR OWNER.
EXC OPERATION. PRICE SERVICE STATION BULK PLANT DISTRIBUTORSHIP. FARM TOWN SO. OF SPOKANE. INCLUDES PROPERTY COMPLETELY EQUIPPED.
RETIRING OWNER MAKES THIS A GOOD DEAL FOR RIGHT PARTY. WILSON ASSOC. 455-9000 38 UNIT MOTEL $20,000 to $33,000 Month Volume, includes bar restaurant. Top notch location. Call Karen 489-0480 COUNTRY BAKERY Excellent Family operation, $172,000 Volume.
Only $60,000 good terms. Call Karen 489-0480 NANCY KORON REALTY E. 210 Wellesley 489-0480 FOR SALE: Photographic studio, same location 19 years; on busy main street. Doing families, weddings, seniors, sports, and some schools. Doing own and Color; selling equipment and business name no blue sky.
Last year gross Owner has other interests. Contact Al Ham Photography, 1205 S. Higgins, Missoula, Montana 59801. 406-543-8239. SELL or trade.
Mom Pop store, beer, wine groceries for Mom. Chainsaws, lawn garden equip sales service for Pop, guns also. Will consider any type trades priced to sell. The best sale season is upon us. Call now days.
1-258- 7400, eves 1-258-7355 Realtors Welcomed T-SHIRT SHOP Established, reasonable. 483- 3130. 327-1291 eves. If you need a 1-800 Call 624-5354 PARTNERSHIP in Arts Crafts Store for very small investment. 924-3964.
466-6956. SOUTH HILL Landscaping Maintenance Company for sale, $6400. 326-3143 Work 10hrs a week earn a year. Call me I'll tell you how. 926-8167 Recording.
Convenience store, gas pumps. $29,500. 238-9145 Hallmark Shop. Small. D.town Skywalk.
79K. 448-2270 eves MAYTAG self-service laundry business investments. 924-3379 SMALL Ma Pa restaurant. 534-4409 or 535-3101 after 5pm 89 WANTED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NEED bus. for dn.
Don, Hatch Co. 535-0254. 90 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY LIQUIDATION No. Division area. Across from new shopping center, 337,000 sq ft, was now 69c.
456-8819 FREEWAY COMMERCIAL 5-25 Ac, 200' to valley sewer-trms 926-2539 924-2559 PACIFIC PERRY 88'x 142' corner lot, zoned M-1. $20,000 EZ terms for qualified buyer. WILSON ASSOC. 455-9000 4300 sq ft shop. 2-12' doors, sm office 3 phase power, for sale or lease, Don Rohrer, 924-9730 92 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Airways Industrial Park 244-9258 747-8584 RESTRICTED Industrial lots, Northside.
487-1957, 326-0275 95 WAREHOUSES, 1320 N. Maple. per ft up. 14,000 sq.ft. Close-in building.
Pete-RothrockCarstens747-6160 1800 Sq', 3 phase power, new bldg, $425. 484-1826 or 328-7650 2500 sq ft, 14' rollup door, sm office, Don Rohrer, 924-9730 96 RENTAL COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ENERGY EFFICIENT Retail-Office-Warehouse E. 13817 12012 SPRAGUE SPRAGUE 14109 SPRAGUE E. 10907 MARIETTA 10014 MONTGOMERY E. 10502 MONTGOMERY 10807 MONTGOMERY E.
11303 MONTGOMERY E. 11616 MONTGOMERY E. 12411 EMPIRE LANE Call Bob or Jim 924-9730 VILLAGE SQUARE REALTY ARGONNE COMMERCIAL CENTER Near Argonne on Montgomery Starting at $.25 per ft. 1,100 Sq. Ft.
OHD 2,200 Sq. Ft. Office 2,200 Sq. Ft. OHD 1,100 Sq.
Ft. Office 624-1100 ALVIN J. WOLFF, INC. PRIME NEW RETAIL SPACE 900 sq ft and up N. 101 ARGONNE Bik North of Sprague BEV or MARSH 624-1100 Alvin J.
Wolff, Inc. NEED A TENANT For your commercial space. Call us to find out how we help you. ADVANCE COMPANY 924-7162 PRIME OFFICE CLOSE TO FREEWAY 1625 W. 4th 3,400 Sq.
Ft. 624-1100 ALVIN J. WOLFF, INC. 5-MILE CENTER In shopping center between Rosauers Tidyman's 21,000 cars per day Maple ft Owner 328-2501 ARGONNE FREEWAY 3,200 Sq. Ft.
PRIME OFFICE 624-1100 ALVIN J. WOLFF, INC. Excellent Valley Location 4000 sq. ft. multi use bldg.
for lease. Over head doors, office space, just off Sprague Ave. Call John Peterson 924-1150 MONROE INDIANA Pharmacy location, 8500 s.f. available in July, will remodel update, McCarthy Management 489-4332. SMALL retail spaces on E.
Sprague. unit, 285 sq', $100 mo. unit, 228 sq', $100 mo. Other 977 sq', $400 mo. All utilities are included.
534-5351 days 5 MILE BUSINESS PARK N. of Tidymans, at N6619 Cedar, office warehouse spc avail. Sizes rent varies. For more infor call 467-6654. E.
3122 GLASS, 650 SF. Whse Space Office, OH door, $160. WILSON ASSOC. 455-9000 E. 5624 SPRAGUE 4600 Sq.
Ft. space 18,500 $15,500 Mo. NNN WILSON ASSOC. 455-9000 FOR LEASE: Office Warehouse 1524 E. Trent corner of Helena Trent.
Days 535-1661, Eves 466-2300 IDEAL Central Valley loc, approx. 1800 sq.ft.-can divide. 813 Pines Rd. Call FELDMAN PERSON, 928-5780 EAST SPRAGUE 2400 sq ft, efficient new retail space, Don Rohrer, 924-9730 RETAIL OR OFFICE SPACE Starting at 40cft. Sprague Pines, 926-7224 Retail or office space all or part on Sprague near Argonne.
208- 666-1511 RETAIL OR SHOP SPACE E1215 Francis N. 3537 Market 466-8269 Carpeted office, lg fenced yd, 7311 E. Nora, $200 928-7010 DOWNTOWN, 407 W. Main. 4200 sq.ft., $1150 per month.
922-0888 N.5315 Market, 1200 s.f. to 2400 s.f., reasonable, Don 489-8104. N3903 Jefferson xcint 2BR home business site $350 dep 534-7162 OFFICE warehouse, 1500 sq.ft. $550 1710 Trent 534-2269 VISTA Industrial Park 500 up. 928-8800 1200 sq.
ft. industrial or warehouse space; 327-7610 sign a ballot title in 10 days. The duty of city attorney during this phase in the initiative process is ministerial, he said. However, Parsons told the court he was confused about what matters he was required to address. The writ had requested action on the original petition filed Sept.
15 as well as the Jan. 23 document, he said, and he didn't know which petition to address. Byington responded that the INN didn't care which petition was assigned a ballot title. He said the latest petition met Parsons' earlier recommendations. Meehl ruled that the city must assign a ballot title to the most recent petition submitted to the city, with the 10-day period beginning March 17.
INN members believe they still have an "upward battle" ahead of them, but vowed to get the necessary signatures. Once they collect the signatures, the city could lead them back court again by not holding an election, they said. The initiative calls for a moratorium on winter electricity shut-offs for households with minors, elderly or sick persons. 1 It also lowers utility deposits and late payment charges, and requires both oral and written notices to customers who face shut-offs. 97 OFFICE FOR RENT VALLEY OFFICE.
Great exposure. Close to frwy. Up to 6000 ft. All or part. ADVANCE CO.
924-7162.
