14 Walla Walla Union-Bulletin Tuesday. January 22,1974

City brassin prisonprogramTwo of Walla Walla s top city

administrators have becomeinvolved in the WashingtonState Penitentiary's inmate self-government program.

Walla Walla Mayor DanSwank and City Manager LarrySmith have accepted invitationsto join the prison's newly-reac-t iva ted Ci t izen Adv i so ryCommittee ( C A C ) at thep e n i t e n t i a r y ' s M i n i m u mSecurity Building (MSBI.

The third "free world"committee member is Dr.Hollibert Phillips. Walla WallaCollege professor, according toJan Townsend. the prison'spublic affairs representative.

Mrs. Townsend said thegroup's purpose is to act asadvisors to the prisoners'Resident Governmental Councili R G C ) a n d m a k e r e c -o m m e n d a t i o n s t o t h epenitentiary administration.

They will also involve thelocal community in decision-making for programs andpolicv. she said.

As such, the CAC becomesthe third part of the self-government program, accordingto Penitentiary Supt. B. J.Rhay.

Under that concept, thepenitentiary administration,p r i s o n e r s a n d C A C'representing free citizens) allpar t ic ipate in the state'spenology program.

Rhay said there are pro-visions for a CAC to work withmen in maximum custody,inside the walls, but that grouphas not yet been re-activated.

The CAC concept, importedby Rhay from a Netherlandstrip, was part of the state'spenal reform plan started in1970.

However, it fell by thewayside in 1972 after the CACcouncil at that time sent anexplosive report to the stateabout conditions within theinstitution.

The CAC has been dormantsince then.

The new committee hasalready held its first orientationsession, Rhay said.

"We feel we selected the bestWalla Walla has to offer for ourpurposes." said prisoner BuddyMcFarland. president of theMSB-RGC.

"We will achieve somethingpositive this term and leave thenew RGC something to live upto. rather than live down."

Gettinginvolved

Mayor Dan Swank (left), sitting besideDr. Hollibert Phillips, listens to his

duties as a new member of the prison'sCitizen Advisory Council. (U-B photo)

New lock installed at prisonThey're renova t ing the

"houses" these days at theWashington State Penitentiary— by exchanging the old celllocks for new ones.

A $160,700 electrically-operated locking device is being

installed to replace an old.wornout, hand-operated systemin the prison's Six Wingbuilding.

"There are times when wethrow it (the old mechanism) tounlock the doors and it doesn't

work," said Robert Jones, thep e n i t e n t i a r y ' s b u s i n e s smanager.

"So it's become a healthhazard and everything else withthe old system."'

Jones said the 102-cell

done byProducts.

Restaurant name restrictedHILLSBORO. Ore. (AP) - A

California-based restaurantchain was forbidden Monday touse the name Black Angus inMultnomah County, which in-cludes the city of Portland.

Judge Hollie Pihl of Washing-ton County Circuit Court, acounty southwest of Portland,granted a permanent injunctionagainst Saga Enterprises. Inc..and Stuart Anderson's BlackAngus Restaurants of Oregon,which operates an outlet inBeaverton in Washington Coun-ty.

The owners of the Black

Prisoner filessuit for freedom

It wasn't what he'd done somuch as what he didn't knowthat helped send him back topr ison, according to aWashington State Penitentiaryinmate.

The prisoner. Floyd Cantrell,maintains in his writ of habeascorpus suit filed in Walla WallaCounty Superior Court that hislack of education was a factorleading to revocation of hisparole.

Cantrell has filed the actionseeking his release from theprison against Helen B. Radcliffand the state's Board of PrisonTerms and Paroles.

The suit says Cantrell wasdenied his right to legal counselat his Nov. 1. 1973. parolerevocation hearing, conductedby Mrs. Radcliff.'"Considering the petitioner's

fourth grade education, thisconstituted a blatant denial ofdue process." the action stated.

Cantrell, convicted Jan. 27.1970. of first degree robbery inPierce County, was paroledAug. 30.1972. "

His parole was re\ iked at theNovember hearing : ecause of

Racing horseowner dies

PARIS. Ky. (AP) - RobertE Lehmann. 52. owner of 1970Kentucky Derby winner DustCommander, died Saturday.Lehmann retired at age 42 froma successful constructionbusiness in Fremont. Ohio. Heheld a number of safari records.among them killing an elephant•with a tusk weighing more than110 pounds

charges of public drunkennessand third degree assault.

Angus Steak House in southeastPortland. Marguerite and Her-mann Frostig. filed suit inJanuary 1973. seeking a state-wide injunction against otheruses of the name.

They claimed the name BlackAngus is deceptively similar tothe name of their business,causing confusion, unfair com-petition and capitalizing on thegood will of their reputation.

The California-based firm isprohibited from using the nameBlack Angus in advertising inMultnomah County, unless thepreface Stuart Anderson's isused. Also, it cannot list a res-taurant under Black Angus inthe Portland telephone directo-ry.

Stuart Anderson's BlackAngus also has restaurants inSalem and Eugene as well asCalifornia. Washington. Idahoand Nevada.

DeSalesdinnerFeb. 3

DeSales High School Homeand School Association willsponsor its annual smorgasborddinner at the school, Feb. 3from noon to 6 p.m.

The menu includes spaghettiand meatballs, fried chicken,potatoes and gravy, greenbeans, assorted salads, rolls, pieor cake, coffee or punch.

Proceeds from the annualevent make up a large portion ofthe §2,000 the Home and Schoolcon t r i bu t e s to DeSales'operating expense, according toBill Dobner, asst. principal.

The dinner is open to thepublic and will cost $2 foradults, $1.25 for children under12. and $9.50 for families.

installation, beingUniversal SecurityHayward, Calif., is expected tobe finished by mid-April.

"We have completely vacatedone side of the wing1' byt empora r i l y t r a n s f e r r i n gprisoners housed there to theother side of the wing, Jonessaid.

A shift to the opposite sidewill follow when the first half ofthe changeover is completed.

The business manager saidSix Wing will now be in lockstepw i t h the pen i t en t i a ry ' selectrical systems in its otherthree cell wings.

Part of the problem with theold system. Jones said, was thatit dates back to 1933. It wasrebuilt in 1955.

"The company that built ithas since gone out of businessand there were no repair partsavailable," said Jones.

"We could manufacture somerepair parts at the prison, butwe couldn't get others."

Should the magic electricalwand fail in the Northwest, theprisoners will still have accessthrough their sliding cell doors.

The institution has a back-upemergency generator.

news of recordhospitals

(Monday)Admitted to Walla Walla Gen-

eral Hospital were DonaldTurner. 700 Pleasant; RonaldStarr, Lariat Motel: Mrs. HattieOhashi. Route 5; Calron Jensenand Mrs. Barbara Underwood,both of College Place: andTeresa S t r o n g , JamesFitzpatrick and Mrs. GlenaBrewer, all of Milton-Freewater.

Discharged were Mrs. RuthHarris. Whitman Manor: Mrs.Homer Myers. 308 N. Palouse:Mrs. Albert Torres, 25Whitman: Mellie Diggings.Tolbert Fawcett, Ira Fisher.John Norton and Mrs. ClydeWebb, all of Milton-Freewater:Albert Harrals and WalterWagner, both of College Place:and" Lorraine Atkins. BattleGround. Wash.

Admitted to St. Mary Com-munity Hospital were Retha

Michels, 109 S. Blue; Harold K.Jackson, 1415 Olive: AngelaYunck, 14 Cascade Drive; Mrs.Cecil Hanson, 641 Clark: SylviaLugo, 948 Carrie; Mrs. WalterStevens, 818 Walla Walla:William Gabel, 617 E. Chestnut:Sean Morrison, 1904 Pleasant:Mrs. Alan Barer, 516 Palouse:Shane Squier, South NinthMotel; Mrs. Joe Leone. 561Pleasant: Mrs. Wil l iamSchneidmiller. 1203 S. 3rd;Teresa Wold. 466 Vz School:Kendra Robanske, 1109Frankland: Richard Free.Loren Harvey. Charles Gilesand Glenn Key. all of Milton-Freewater; Mrs. Kenneth Slackand Marcus Hardin. both ofCollege Place; Anders Jensen.Weston: Eugene Powers.Prescott: Mrs. Floyd Brooks.Stanfield: Paul Phifer. Union:and Michael Botts. Hermiston.

Discharged were Mrs. ErnestBaurngardner. 1330 Callanan

Dr.; Mrs. Linn Buley. 912Frazier Dr.: Mrs. BettyHernandez. 406 N. 5th: Mrs.Roy Jennings, 328 Drumheller;Earl Kitchen, Blue MountainConvalescent Home: Mrs.Frank Magnaghi, Route 2; Mrs.Harold Reed, 517 W. Birch:Mrs. Morris Swedlund. 534Hope: Janice Tompkins. 654 N.Division; Boyd McMillan andEldon Sherlock, both of Milton-Freewater; Mrs. John Lynn.College Place: Dennis Snider.Weston; Eugene Samplauski.Pasco: and Mrs. Robert Strutz.Hermiston.

marriagelicense

Floyd A Ellis. 49. Walla Walla, andBlondina D. Cardoza. 33. Livermore.Calif.

dissolutionsfiled

Kenneth N. and Linda C. Dake.Judv C and Clarence J. Pursifull

districtcourt

Walla Walla. Judge Howard Martin'sCourt. Stale driver education fees

• included in traffic dispositions.

Over legal load: Robert Hurley. Pasco.fined $99 with S64 suspended: MatthewA Hughes. Boardman. Ore., fined S115with S80 suspended.

Improper pass: Robert F.Pullman. Wash., forfeited S25

Wallace.

Failure lo use due care and caution:David R. Small. Lowden. fined $35.

Dm ing while inf luenced byintoxicants: John S. Ehart. Milton-Freewater. fined $250. five-day jailsentence suspended, driver's licensesuspended 30 days.

Misrepresenting size of special motorvehicle permit: William H. Evans.Renton. Wash., forfeited 550

Speeding: Leonard G.Touchet. fined S50.

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SERVICEINFORMATION

Phone J A 5-3300(or Walla W«llo ft Collt^c Plwt

New Subscriptions,

changes of address am) reportservice errors

Pleas-e plgce jam toil withinthese hours:

Doily *:00 A.M. lo 730 P.M.

Svnfcry 140 to 12 Noon

BRANCH OFFICES

Erie HoffmanPhww Uft-3511

Dayton i Wv~rtsb*f§, Wcsh.Clhrt TepptnNpfit 3374705

A copy wifl be sent to youPromptly

LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES

"NOTICE TO CONTRACTORSWINTERIZE COMFORT STATION AT

SAC.UAWEA STATE P *RKSealed bids for reser.oir scaling at

acajawea State Park in Franklin Countywill be rerened b> the State Parks andHecrcalion Commission until 3 00 p m .February 11.1974

This project consists of furnishing andinstalling one in K S cleclrv furnace andduct work in existing comfort stationlocated at Sacajawea Slat? Part;

'Specifications Tnai be obtained 'mmthe St-stf Pais^ and Reflectionr-ornrnission 5*0 Norlri Main EastWenalcbcc. W^-nincton A'AM tfV-phone.T{»> 384-71 44

The Commission rasfnrs the right 1<>eject am jnd all bids No birJdn ma.

wfthdtaw" hi* bid after the bnur <-ol (07'P"m7ic IhfH'of. rff bHfTC awarding of

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORSHORELINE MANAGEMENT

SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENTPERMIT

Notice is hereby en en that PacificPower A, Licht Company has filed anapplication for a .substantial developmentpermit for the construction ordvxclopmcnl of a 3 phase, 12.500 volt•electric distribution line to serve electricimeation jrumps located S miles west ofToucbct. south and west -of Ihc Byrncs-MrDolc Knad. within Swlion 02 of

(>6 N" . Range S2. E W M . in"'Wallrf Wjlto C«unfk. 'A;i.shing!f!i Said -

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NOT1O: TO CREDITORSNo. fi3M5

In the Superior Court of the Suit ofW ;tUnni:t™ ID and for the

oi Walla Walla

In ih' <7 f>f tb<- Jof

LTHLLKH P07TKB

thai lh( •jrrJand has. qualified

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Ati'ffTifv M Tt'wd at the HWTCH vtitfdbt-lrw md file Ibf ^rri' -ait!-) "br DtT'i M*.hi« C'«JTI lojv-tb'T -ann proof 'A «uch-•CT.K't' •snihin itiat moriih? ifteT Januaryl.S li/4. or ih" VJTTIC will r>" fr/rrwr

PAH.M POTTER JfiPCTSA-WJ! Re jju-wrrtAi r. <:

CHARLES SNY)>ERAttorney ioi EMAie301 Bakt-r Building ,,Walla Walla, \vWiinpon -

/Pub Eve Jan 15.22 29.3974.

Walla Rntr and us a'.sorialed^•< TKT.«-on drsirinc to express his

new. or to be notified <'i the action takenon this application -hrnild notih MrIX-nit W Yoct. liim-lor of Planmne.r 0 Box 47£. Walla Walla. Wa<.hincton.in -ivntmc of hi* inVttf-1 within 1hn1yrJ;ivs of the l;iM date of -public- ,i1ion of thisnoiice PuMtfalmn date* of this noticearc Tiif-da-;. Janunrv In. 1374 andTue-da>. ,1anuarv 22. 1974

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NOTICE OF PUBMC MEETINGBonni-rille Power Administralion -will

bold a public meeting at 1 00 prn onFebruary S. 1S74. at First FederalSavme«. 'Buildmc, 1st and Mder. WallaWalla. Washington to present DraftKTmronrnenlal Statement i etn-crinj; itsGeneral Conslruciion and MaintenanceProgram and the fiscal Year IS^SProposed Program

In addition lo Bonnmllc's main-tenance program scheduled for FY 1S7.S.preliminary plans fc«r conslrortjon of anew 500 k-. tian=TOiss)on line from LfwerGranite t>?im lo ArlingJcm. Oregon will bedescribed and comments on it?<Tjv!T07)men1al impad will be rerer.edfrom "be public

The February fi. 1974. rrietling is par!fif a series (A public- mcMings being heMin the proiirmtv of !ho<* iac» that couldbe aifwlfrd b> the FY 1975 propolis ATIinterested oanKS are c'ncoura^ed loattend this 'meeting Written commentswill also be received during a 45 dayreview perwxS ending March 11. 1974

Copies of the Draft EnvironmentalStatements may be inspected prior to themeeting at cither the BPA Walla Walla\rea Office. 101 W Poplar, or at the CityLibrary, 230 E Alder A limited numberof single copies arc also available and canbe obtained by writing the AreaManager. P.O Bo\ 1518. 'Walla Walla.Washington 99362. or the EnvironmentalManager - S.1. P O Box 3821. Portland.Oregon 97208

For additional information regardingany nf the public meetings, you areinvited lo call H M Caritrcll. WallaWalla Area Manager. Tc;epbore No >"9-SZVr.nW. Ext 7d1

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TOAPPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS

Department of EcologyState of Washington

T WE NOTICEThai RUSSELL BERGEVTN of Walla

Walls. Washington on January 2. 1974under Application No S3-22301 filed forpermit to appropriate public waters,subject lo ousting rights, from RBergevin Drainage Pitch & Old LowdcniWinase Ditch tributary of Walla WallaRn er in the amount of 1 04 cubic feel persecond, for 1he purpose of irrigationduring the irrigation ses^n The sourceof the proposed appropriation is locatedwithin SW • i r>i Section SO. Township 7N .Range 34 E W M . in Walla Walla Countv

Protects or objections lo approval of"his application most include a detailedstatement -if the basis Jor objections,protests must be accompanied by a twodollar >J2 00 < recording fee and filed withthe Department of Ecology. EasternWashington P.egicmal Offi«". East 103Indiana" Avenoe. Spokane. Washington35*2(17 within Ihirtv .30 day.* iromJarraar. 29.1974

.Pnb E-.e Jan 22 29. l."74

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORSHORELINE MANAGEMENT

SUBSTANTIAL DEVELOPMENTPERMIT

Notice is hereby given that PaniicPower i- Light Company has filed anapplication for a substantial development

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

ORDER BUNK-CLIP AND MAIL FOR FAST RISUITS-

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MULT1LITHexperience necwsvy, or P»"

Do you nwd extra money? SellTuppWware fu l lo r part toe. Noinvestment required. 529-fl>w.HOUSEKEEPER to care for 40 yr.old bachelor & 1-2 part-time men. 5day week In ranch home. 30 mi. fromWalla Walla. Separate 2 BR quartersfurnished. Ideal position for a ladydesu-ing tranquil country living.Contact Orrin Anderson. 749-2258.

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13 words, 8 times $3.946th, 7th & 8th days FREI

1 8 words, 8 times $5.256th, 7th & 8th days FREE

AAAILTO—

Walla Walla

First & Poplar Walla Walla, Wash.525-3300

LICENSED ADMINISTRATORFOR NURSING HOME

82-bed modern convalescent homelocated in a smaller center in thesoutheast State of Washingtonrequires an Administrator to takecharge of the total operation.Excellent working conditions andcompetitive salaries. Experiencepreferred. Forward complete resumeto Box 836 UB, Union-Bulletin.MILITARY POLICEMAN. Nowi n t e r v i e w i n g f o r 1 6 - m o n t hguaranteed duty assignments atPresidio of San Francisco, Cam. Noe x p e r i e n c e o r e d u c a t i o n a lrequirements. Will train. Startingsalary $326 a month plus many freebenefits Full GI benefits. Ages 18-34.Call or visit Army Opportunities. 303E. Mam St., 525-2160. Call collect.

We u u i kfoi \"U

Secretary $400 mo.Jr.Acct $8000-11,000 yr.CPA $11-15.000 yr.Clerk/typist $2-2.50 hr.Bookkeeper $400-€00mo.Accts. payable clerk $350+Mngmt. trainee,

relocate $116 wk.Carpenter $3.00+hr.'Audit clerk, relocate . . . .$3 00+ hr.Bus. admin, relocate $18,000 yr.

ACMEPERSONNEL SERVICE

207 Denny Bldg. 525-1610

Work Wanted Men 17

Special NoticesALCOHOLICS A N O N Y M O U Smeeting 8 p.m. Wed & Friday nights.Prescott 849-2668. Prescott.

WELCOME Bible questionsfor Bible answers. 525-1980

SEARCHING for an old fashionGospel preaching, sin hating, Biblecentered Baptist Church. ContactP.O. Box 1633. Walla Walla, for moreinformation.

Help Wanted 12FULL-time secretary. Somebookkeeping. Salary open dependingon exp. Send resume to Box 837, U-BUnion-Bulletin.

R e s i d e n t i a l & c o m m e r c i a lalterations. New home construction.LeRoy Kelly Construction. 529-4429.

Mick's general home improvements.Paint, carpentry', roofing. 529-5561

Painting, Interior-Ext., reas. Remod.Lie-Ins. 525-9324. 938-5219 M-F.

Masonry work. Brick, block & stone.Fireplace-Franklin stoves. Chimneyrepair, etc. 558-3901.

BUILDING AND REMODELING529-4175

BOB'S PAINTING & REPAIR529-5561

Work Wanted Women 18EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPERwith a background of three yearscollege and nine years in accounting,bookkeeping, income tax and officework. Excellent references. Call 5252531.

Schools ' Instruction 20

Permanent removal of unwantedhair. Endorsed by American MedicalAssociation. Graduate of KreeInstitute. New York City. Ila MaeEyestone. 1763 School. 525^8037.

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Nostalgic collector searching for oldcomic books. lOc to $10. 529-3952.

DONATIONS NEEDED. Furniture,clothing, appliances or anything ofvalue St Vincent DePaul Store. 308W. Main. 525-3903 for pickup.

AVLVTION MAINTENANCE. Noexper ience or educa t iona lrequirements. Will train under new 2-year program Full GI benefits. Ages17-34. Starting salary $326 a monthplus many free benefits. Nowinterviewing Call or visit ArmyOpportunities, 303 E. Main St, 525-2160. Cali collect.

CARETAKER couple. Apartmentcomplex. Live in. No children or pets.529-2864LOOKING for something to do. let aUnion-Bulletin Want Ad find you apart time job. 525-3300.

MARY DRAKE'S PLAYSCHOOLDAY CARE & PRESCHOOL

Non-denominational520 Lincoln—525-4321—Since 1952

RYDER TrainsTruck Drivers

Short home study followed by prac-tical training at one of our giant Trg.Centers. Appr. for Vet. Ed. For localinfo, callRYDER TECHNICAL INSTITUTE

611 W. ColumbiaPasco, Wash.(509) 547-9777

Home office: Atlanta, Ga.

Part time attendant.Economy Cleaners, 2nd & Birch.

Lost & FoundMISSING from Rt. 4. Large, blackfemale older dog with some whitemarkings. 525-2030.

LOST: young male Siamese cat. Wed.eve. Pearson-Division Sts area. 5293066.

Personal Messages

Watson.

Over length load: Jack R Alderson.Pasco. forfeited $35

permit for She relocation of a 3 phase.12.500 volt electric distribution huelocated on Eureka Koad. 2 miles r.orth ofToucbet. Washmgton s\ Hawley Bridge,within Section 27, of Township 07 N .Range 35. E.W M. m Walla WallaCounty. Washington. Said relocationcrosses the Touchct River and or itsassociated -wetlands

Any person desiring to express hisviews or lo be notified of the action takenon this application should notify MrDenis \V Vocu Director of Planning. PO Box 47?,. Walla Walla. Washington. ;n <writing t>i hss interest within thirty day*;of the last date of publication of thisnotice Publication dales of this noticearc Tuesday. January 22. 1S74 andTuesday. January 29. 1974

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NOTICE TO CREDITORSNo. B3287

In the Superior Court of theStale of Washington for the

County of Walla Walla(in Probate i

In the Matter of the Estateof

GEORGIA B COLVER.

NolT-o is gncTi that the undersignedha=. been appcimted and has qualified a?fersonal TCT)*e.scTilaiive of this estatePersons h;Aing claims agamsl thedefeated are required tr> vn'c the -same(July --.enfifd. MI the undiTsignerl or me.atlomtv of record at the address siatetbelow and <ilc tht Mine with the Clerk othis court, together with proof of swrservice wiinin four monlhs ailer Januar'•',. 1974. w 1bc same will be

Se;)1t)e-First NWalla Walla BranchBy JAMES A P2CHE

SHEP.WOOD. TU'GMAN.'

Viiorooys Jw Estate

PO BMC ISOWalla Walla. Wa*hmg:on W362

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Alcoholics Anonymous & AlanonFamily Group. Day-nite. 525-1122

Alcoholism Information Center.Walla Walla. 305 Denny Bldg.. 525-7800. In Dayton & Columbia County,day or night. Mon & Tues. 382-2531.•Vedthru Sun. 382-4860.

AN OHIO OIL CO. offers opportunityfor HIGH INCOME plus cashbonuses, fringe benefits to matureindividual in Walla Walla area.Regardless of experience, airmail K.H. Read. Pres.. American LubricantsCo.. Box 696, Davton. Ohio 45401.

SECRETARYExcellent secrpf = '> leededimrr-J: p c $U U > -* - 5 dayweel rt^T i-j nrs. per week.Phone: 382-2545. Dayton.

NOAH'S ARK DAY SCHOOLKINDER COLLEGE CLASSES AND

DAY CARE. 928 Sturm. 529^000

MICHELLE'S SCHOOL OF BATONTHE THUNDERBIRD TWIRLERS

Washington State & N.W. RegionalChampions. 529-5559.

Contracts - Mortgage* 26

ALATEEN. teenagers of problemdrinkers. 525-5926 or 525-7176.

Business PersonalsRestore Your Cherished OldPhotographs by VITART permanentcopies. 515 E. Main. 525-7151.

WANTEDYour power mower, rotary or reel forservicing now before the spring rush.Save S2" thru March 31 St. FREEpickup &• delivery in city.

JACKSON'S SPORTING GOODSYour only TORO sales & service inW.W.16 S. Colville 525-5373

LOSE WEIGHT safely & fast with X-11 Diet Plan $3 REDUCE Excessfluids with X-Pel S3. Money BackGuarantee. Book Nook Drug

Trovel - Trontportotion 7Going East" Have 1968 98 Oldsmobileto be driven to Dover. Delaware by-March 1. Will pay gas & oil.References required. Call MartyCleveland 382-2320. Davton

EmDlpyment Service. Inc.First Bank Bldg. Rm. 106

529-3900-"Where You Have A Choice"

Asst. mngr.. bank.relocate, fee pd $800-$1000

Sales rep $525-550 mo.Sales mngmt. trainee $550+Tractor mechanic, exp. $2.75-3.75 hr.Carpenter/cement finisher —openCarpenters (several) $4.00+ hr.Roofers $3-5.00 hr.Laborers openGraphic artist $4-5.00 hr.Bookkeeper, full charge.

relocate $500+Hostess $2.00hr.Telephone secretary $1.80 hr.Secretary, gen. office $350Drive-in counter $1.80 hr.

Mardice Demaray. Owner

NEED MONEY?Cash for Real Estate contracts, 1sttrust deeds and equities. Must be inlocal area. Prefer short term. Quickservice. Mr. Oliver, 529-3990.HOMELAND PROPERTIES, INC.

1010 S. 2nd.Will sell contract on a Walla Wallahome sold in Feb. 1972 for $12.000,contract balance $9.800. payable atS87.00 per month at 7M:7c interest,taxes and fire insurance included.Will discount 25CV. Call collect 1-206-364-9650. Ann Segale or MurdockMacPherson.

Business Opportunities 27JANITORIAL SERVICE. Only $2400down. Call Walla Walla Realtv 5254303

Real Estate Wonted 29

DIALtSFOKACnoNClassif ied Ads 525-3300

WANT ADS MAKE LIFE BET

Help WantedWant job information? Dial 529-5650.

WASHINGTON STATEEMPLOYMENT SECURITY DEPT

Walla Walla office

AVON CALLINGNEW IN TOWN' Sellng Avon is thenicest way to become 3 pa?i o! the• • o m m u n i l y As an .V.onrepresentative, you'll TJO! only earnmoney in your spare time, but you'llsoon linow e^ en one on the blpcl;Call colled-W2-753S. Pullman

PART-time waitress. Apply inperson. CANTON CAFE. 131* E.Main.

EXPERIENCED family man forvear round work on wheat &du-ersified ranch. Write Bon 838 UB.Union-Bulletin,

CASH buyer wants 2 bedroom house(3 okay). Basement preferred.George Barclay. Meisner Realtv, 52T"6120 ~ ^ _

CASH for Income Property ContactHartal C. Higginbotham. Walla WallaRealty Co. 525-4303.Want to buy homeCollege area. 529-0634.

in Whitman

NEWCOMERS want 4 bedrooms (3 iilarge), ready to act now. GeorgeBarclay. Meisner Realty. 529-6120.

Jusiness Propertyindustrial Bldg. Located at entranceto airport. Immediate access tofreeway. Concrete block 8100 sq ft.floor space. 525-2102 between 9 & 5.525-S235after5p.m.

DIRECTORY

ADMINISTRATIVE SPECIALISTNo experience or educationalrequiremenls Will tram under new 2-year program Full GI benefits Ages17-34 Starting salary S326 a monthplus many free benefits Nowinterviewing Call or nst ArmyOpportunities. .'.03 E Main St. i25"-2150 Call collect

Full lime cor* -wanted ^pply in

¥E RESULTSbqual Oppwtunily t/mpioyeT

FAST dependable service on all•electronics and appliances. Factorytrained technicians Call MONT-GOMERY WARD. 525-S840

MECHANIC for general shop work,musl ha-ve some aptitude forelectnral WOT* Wnte Box 834 UB.Union-Bulletin

Well's it Sons EnterpriseWestern Farm Building Speciality —Metal machine sheds. Completehnusc repair & remodelmr. roofing,sidmg. painting, glass work 337-5233.WartsboTg. Wash'

F«nwce SenkeBELL Heating & Refrigerationmakes Prompt, reas 525-2223

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