Distributed Free To All Wh1dbey Island Homes by the Whidbey News-Times and South Wh dbey Record November 26, 1989 Year 10, Number 48 Oak Harbor, WA S8277 & Langley, WA 98260 Early planning pays off at Christmas time B eginning the Christmas season before Halloween is a good idea. Good cheer lasts longer! Planning ahead for holi day entertain ing is a good idea. especial ly when Christmas cards must be OVER THE BACK FENCE - By Dorothy Nell readied. the house decorated, and guests expected. We had a friend who never seemed to get her Christmas cards out on time, if at all. She said each year she bought them early, then stashed them away on a closet shelf When it came time to write them and send them, she found she even did some ironing she had been overlooking for the past six months, ironing that had to be done before the cards. Closets got cleaned in the same way. One year she painted her bathroom. The cards just sat there on the closet shelf. There was always something more im portant to do. Holiday entertaining may fall into the same category, but if not, who knows? Maybe the Christmas cards will come down off the closet shelf and get signed and addressed, stamped and sent. * * * SA \'ORY :\IINI.\TUH.E PCFFS 1 2 cup butter, cut into pieces 1 tsp. salt 1 cup water 1 cup flour 4 eggs Filling Combine butter and salt with water in a heavy saucepan and bring to a boil. When butter is melted, add flour all at once, beating vigorously over medium heat until dough leaves side of pan Remove from heat and beat in eggs, one at a time. waiting un til each egg is absorbed before ad ding next. Place dough in 3 .1-inch mounds onto a greased baking sheet. Bake in preheated oven at 425 for 15 minutes ; reduce heat to 350 and bake 10-15 minutes longer or un til browned and dry. Cook puffs on cake racks. Cut off top third of each puff, fill as desired and replace tops. * * * SHRIMP FJLLI:'l:G 1 med. cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped fine 12 tsp. salt 1 can tiny or broken shrimp, drained 1-i cup mayonnaise 2 Tbs. unflavored yogurt 1 2 tsp. dillweed Sprinkle cucumbers with salt, let stand 30 minutes, drain and dry. Mix with other ingredients. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 2 Older fillings may need replacing I f rnur dental fillings arc old enough to rntc, the~· might abo be old enough to bile the dust. That's the gist of the message millions of den tists arc giving their middle-aged clients. warning them that those 15- lo 20-year-old fill ings could be due for replacement. ''To many, the idea of a filling ·wearing out· and needing replacement might come as a surprise." says Dr Glen Johnson, associate professor of restorative dentistry al the University of Washington I lJW> School of Dentistry "But m realitv. nothmg lasts forever : including fillings. no matter how well they were placed Probably most will have to be replaced eventually due lo a frac ture of the filling, recurrent decay, breakdown of the margins around the filling, or breakdown of the tooth structure itself .. In fact. lots of dentists used lo believe fill- 111gs would lasl forever or someth111g close to it Along with this. they also believed that "restorations" 'the dentist's term for fillings> generally were the onlj way lo treat caries (canties> Not so any more, says Johnson, pointing to the just-published summary of an interna tional symposium at the University of Florida on criteria for the replacement of dental restorations "It was believed that dental caries could be treated away with restorations." the sum- HEALTH BEAT This column 1s wnl· ten t:,,, the Health Saences News and lnb'mabOn S8fVIC8S department of the UniV8fli1ty of Wash· lngton mary reads . "This 1s clearlv not thl' case Direct restorative matenais an· not as durable as !)E'rceived by dental paliPnts and dentists." The summary continues that such restora lions can lead patients to "repetitive restorative cycles with larger and larger restorations. weaker and weaker teeth. and a higher ris k for more complPx restorative therapy." Thanks to research al the UW and elsewhere, dentists today have a much bet ter understanding of how to prevent and treat caries before fillings are necessary. Johnson explains. While fillings remam the treatment of choice for deeper caries, composite rcsm sealants, topical fluoride applicallons. and other methods often can be used in lieu of fill ings for superficial caries. Som<'thing else has changPd. !oo, .Johnson says the silver amalgam material ctenl1sts commonly usp for fillings Until the nud 196(>s, ctcnt1sls used a so-caller! "low-copper" amalg.1m alloy consisting primarily of s!lv!'r .. nct tm with a small amount of l'Opp<·r "While low coppt•r amalgam rcpresentc•d a trl'men dous improvement o\·er cxistmg restorative materials, 1t contained an inherent flm\, metallurgically speaking," .Johnson explain~ In essence, it was weaker than today's filling material and more prone to corro:;1on mak 111g it more vulnerable lo ll'akage of decay causing substances through cracks 111 the fill ing and breakdown of the margins around the top edge of the filhng where it meets the tooth "The silver amalgam typically used today contains a much higher amount of copper and 1s much stronger and more corrosion resis !ant," .Johnson explams And how long do such fillings last? Johnson says studies ctcmonslrate that 45 percent of fillings are still m service at nearly 20 years "That's not bad.,. Johnson comments. "l·spec1ally when you tonsidcr that even chewing an ordinary biscuit can exert tremendous force on a filling up to 2.500 pounds pe.- square inch " Other types of restorative materials last longer than silver amalgam, Johnson notes. but arc more expensive "Cast gold restora- t10ns an• more durable than s1 ver malgam. for example, but take tY.o ,1ppo:ntments •o plact•,' he explains "AltC'rr•ut1vel), ceramic n•storatmns. which have long beep used for front teeth arc an esthf't1c alternative to gold and are nov. begmmng lob(' used to n'Store chPv. mg surfaces of b.1ck •crth · Although thC' fit of cuam1c restorations might not b(' as good as ca • gold, the; are .in acceptable alternat,w to gold or silver amalgam 1f the pat1C'nts v.ants tooth colored rC'stcwal1ons. ' Johnson adds Plastic fillings can tx• placPd Ill one appoint ment and are e,;thetically pleasing, .Johnson continues "They are most successfully used m non stress-bearing an•as such as betwt•en front !Peth," he notes. ·'For restoring chew ing surfaces, however, their use 1s more limited since they do not resist the large stresses as well as metallic or ceramic restorations ., Pure gold is also an alternat1v(• for rcstor mg chewmg surfaces In use sincl' ancient Egyptian limes, the procedure uses small in crements of pure gold that arc compacter! directly into the cavity "This technique 1s ideal for small restorat10ns and pro\'idcs an excellent finish and seal." Johnson says, 'but it costs two to three limes as much as silver amalgam not because of the material, but because the procedure takes dentists much more time·· Western Washington is winter home for grebes The grebes are highly specialized aquatic birds. They arc not related to any other known birds, so they form their own order of Podicipcdiformes. Adapted for underwater swimming and div mg. their strong legs are situated at the rear of a \'irtually tailless body. The feet are not webbed Instead, the toes are specially lob ed and are used like oars lo propel the submerged bird with great speed Although most grebes fly well. they do so infrequently once they settle down in a par ticular area. Their wings are small and fold away under the body plumage for diving. They feed on small fish, crustaceans. tad poles and aquatic insects. They are also reported lo eat their own feathers, a lthough the reason remains unknown. CLOSE ENCOUNTERS From the Whldbey Audubon Society The color of grebes dunng nonbrecdmg limes is typically dark on the back and pale or pure white below. During breeding times. both sexes develop special plumes or colors. The Pied-billed Grebe, or "hclldi\'cr." develops a dark band on the whitish chicken like bill. The Horned GrebE> produces golden Home for son1e pioneers ear tufts and the neck turns red. As the name implies. the neck of the Red-necked Grebe becomes bnght red. Unlike many birds. the sexes look similar. The Western Grebe is often photographed during its spectacular courtship display The ty,o birds sPem to stand on the water and then ran ac:rnss the surface. Diving, they surface again to swim sedately side by side. They have long. slcndrr white necks and are often mistaken for S\,ans The Horned Grebe also has an engaging nuptial display. Birds face each other. touch bills and shake their plumage. They dive and one gives a gift of waterweed to the other. The Horned and Western Grebes nest in the marshes along lake shores m Eastern Washington They construct nests supported by reeds which float on the water They come to our coastal area m the fall to spend the wmter The Pied-billed Grebe bre,.ds and winters 111 our area When swimming, the white undertail coverts often show, gi\'ing the ap· pearancc of a "rugh-n l:ng•· stern !'hey skit ter across the water whC'n trying to take flight. Grebes spend most of their time m the water so that 1s whl·n· you will most often sec them Like loons. their legs are placed so far back on the body that they cannot walk well They can be distmguished from ducks by the way they go under water. Instead of pitching forward in the usual way of surface diving, grebes often smk slowly until only the head proJects above the water. Pholll coune ;y ol Dorothy Nell This photo shows the home of the Joseph Maylor family, one of the first families to settle In the Oak Harbor area. The house, bultt around 1890, was located where the Victorian gift shop now stands. IN Tm WEB<'S WHIIBEY TODAY ... CUT IT OUT! December Page 2 Diets Page 6 A month of overabundance Infant requirements Crossword Page 2 Seniors Page 6 Solution on page 6 Calendars for Oak Harbor, Bayview and subscribe to the Record rhe 0'~_'" Wh,~ r - J Ne;- :l Renewal --;,,- - -;;,;;,;; ;;;,;;;.;; ~ ,Pi I ANNUAL D Island County $14 carrier/S16 mail RECORD I ! SUBSCRIPTION O Washington State S20 Mail to: The Record P.O. Box 387 Langley, WA 98260 1 RATES D Out-of-State $24 Subscriber Name Address City State Zip ') \\ h id be~ TOD \ \. Sunda~. '\ o, em her 21i. I !18!1 December: an overabundance of • rain happenings, goodies and I blew 1l I should have had a Thanksgiving column in here l>omewhere. I was loo bus) gnpmg in :;lead of being grateful for U1e mvention of the phone C'arrier pigeons are flight). smoke signals pollute and we lia\'e to recvcle tm cans Besides. where do we· find string nowadays. I once had a thought "He was so organized he not only sa\·ed string. he 111ventoried U1e knots ... So it is onward. brave people. onward to the month of December. with its overabundance of happenings. goodies and probably rain. To begin, if you are of a mature age, you need to sign up for the sumptious annual d111ner cooked nd served bv the men of the Lions and the Knights· of ColumbLl~ ll'lark the or Dostoevsky 24 ~~ree r,,.is•ed 10s 1ar 25 .v~ar s P ,ss,cat'( 65 1 1m1 26 '"oly .,ty ol in C 27 ,nger Lev 30 nc e M ,1,f' 1 ... I/ f'T'P(h, 31 uon" w1tl" .vedo rs 34 c., rcJer~ 37 MoinP.S owa 38 soag11e11 ngu n1 etc 39 .qar.,tre er ds 40 XXX n Jld 35 Croreograpner 42 ,mouter Berkeley ~onitor 36 Pe1er lhe Grea1 Abbr or 1van lhe Terrible 43 Some p1an1 ,eeas 10 11 12 Solution on page 6 r' 49 Jr rr .Jkt 51 1 "\e oe v ~ 52 N< ,,.e .Jam, < ty 2 .-a• 2 Ha11e )ver ,es head be she,1ereal 2 wds 3 Clemency 4 :,enator Moynihan 5 G,ve 6 ast member 7 Jolly good fellow 8 Oppos,1e 01 Vert on TV r:ontrcls 9 Took otf and tas11 10 Ma,ne 10 lorida 2 wds 11 Ram ,n 1ne zod,ac 12 Seconahand 15 US Navy engineer 17 Hell 21 Stomach 23 Broadway h11 My One an(J 24 "'nthony Ou,nn ro1e _ 1he u~ i,,r 3lra 55 Trea•v 56 fOpur _ ,,. atoe Fr 57 a" ceca r:er 58 ea ..isea , ,c:,p1a1.-~ 59 ...,ea,cer ~ o at10rrn 27 lerhng of The ,,,./,r;htZc,ne 28 >-i11nes1· ores,dent 29 S M,1,1ary Academy s,1e "wds 30 culotor s NOr't<,S 32 Squea1 (on) 33 _ O'Leary s .ow 35 Str,os naked 36 Ballerina·s ::;k1rt 38 Captain Kidd's act,v,ty 39 Clear soup 41 1800s po1,1,ca1 leader Greeley 42 Talkative 43 Energy from lhe sun 44 One of the f,ve senses 45 _ t I vant lo be alone·) Garbo 46 Artist Matisse 47 Lonesome tree 48 Feather scarves 50 Old-styte ooems 52 Hol springs resort 53 Mattress sue Finnerty named Olympic superintendent Maureen Finnerty, a 15-year concessions, safety, maintenance, assistant superintendent at careerist with the National Park Ser- and land acquisition programs . She Everglades National Park in vice, has been appointed Superinten- has held this position for three years. Florida, and nearby Fort Jefferson dent of Olympic National Park, mak- Olympic National Park is a one- National Monument, directly super- ing her the highest-ranking female million acre mountain wilderness vising' maintenance, visitor protec- field manager in the history of the that contains the finest remnant of lion, resource management, and in- NPS Pacific Northwest rain forest, active terpretation In 1986, she assumed Registrations will soon be ac <.:epted for NEEDLEWORKS, a workshop series to be held March 12-18 featuring nationally recognized mstructors. Spinning and knitting will be taught by Prisc11la Gibson H.oberts; knitting by Meg Swansen. Carol Thrailkill and Kate l\lartmson: In making the appointment, NPS glaciers, rare Roosevelt elk, and 50 her current position in the quilting by Elly Sienkiewicz. Crouse, Virginia Harvey , Anita Director James M. Ridenour said "it miles of wild, scenic ocean shore. Philadelphia office. Margaret Miller, Lassie Wittman Mayer, Jill Nordfors, Mary Black, is a pleasure to select such a highly One of the most popular units of the Finnerty 's non-NPS work ex- and Marilyn Doheny; and needle- Arlene Vraney and Virginia qualified and dedicated professional National Park System, Olympic at- perience includes three years of point by Betty Chen Louis. Students Blakelock. For more information, to head this crown jewel park and, al tracts three million visitors annually teaching history and government at can learn the techniques of rug hook- contact Coupeville Arts Center, P.O. the same time, demonstrate our Finnerty began her career in 1974 the high school and college levels. 111g, couching, embellishments. Box 171, Coupeville. WA 98239. (206) commitment lo placing women and in Washington, DC .. as a program From 1972 to 1974, she worked as a needlelace. Temari Balls. machine 678.:1396 minorities in top jobs in the Service " analyst in the Divi.sion of Federal staff assistant to U.S. Senator Paul knitting a~ beading from Gloria and State Liaison, moving up to pro- Fannin of Arizona. and to the Senate ·JIii Finnerty, is currently As0 oc1ate Inter1·or a1,d Insular Affa· ~ gram coordinator in the Office of irs r -----------------------------, Director for Management and Committee. Management Policy in 1978. P Operations of the Service's Mid- Born in Montclair, N.J ., she has a I o 'N 'Y I Atlantic Region in Philadelphia, PA In 1980, she became a park ranger, B.A. degree in government from the region's 27 parks formulate and lions directly related to field N.Y., and a Master 's degree in II I She is responsible for ensuring that responsible for a wide range of func- Marymount College in Tarrytown, execute adequate resource manage- management and operations, in the history and education from Fairleigh I MAILING AND BUSINESS CENTER I ment, interpretation, visitor services Office of Visitor Services. Dickinson University in Teaneck and protection. law enforcement. Three years later, she was named NJ. I r~~~~~ Music trio to attend Centrum 1254 W. Pioneer Way 679-5519 CHRISTMAS is just around the corner Here are some shipping recommendations to help you get your packages there in one piece. • Use strong corrugated boxes WITHOUT paper overwrapping or string •TAPE securely with PLASTIC PACKAGING TAPE or STRAPPING TAPE (avoid cellophane, gummed paper. masking, or any other types of tape) • Write address on one clean side of box • WEIGHT LIMIT 70 pounds per box by U.P S, Unlimited Federal Express • SIZE LIMIT 130" per box (measure all the way around at the widest point. then measure the length. Add the two together for size). Unilimted f ederal Express • BREAKABLES must have at least two inches of packing material around each item (styrofoam pellets or bubble wrap recommended, double boxing is ~trongly recommended) •PONY has SHIPPING BOXES, BUBBLE WRAP STYROFOAM AND PACKING TAPE I ,~ • SMOKED SALMON Legendary Irish fiddler Kevm Port Townsend. I W Burke leads a talented tno of trad1 Burke makes a rare Northwest I ~ tional musicians at a special Cen- lour with two fellow masters of folk At It's Very Best trum concert on Friday, Dec. lat 8 music, Mark Graham and Paul I A Tasty Treat ~ p.m. at the Fort Worden Theater in Kotapish. Burke's sparkling, lyrical I ~i For The Ho!tdays fiddle and his great sense of the spirit }14 from ' in Irish music has earned him a I ~ SMITH'S DECEPTION ~ '.-~.,.~ .J reputation as one of the finest I .(.:-') '' \ players in the country He has been PASS GROCERY·DELI ~ :«tit ..:; ·· an integral member of both the I ~ Lo, ated next to , . ' . - 1) All The Bothy Band and Patrick Street. I I Burke will be accompanied by Putt Putt Golf on Hwy 20 .__ '· ~ ~ ~ -~ .-,. B singer, songwriter and harmonica Sr,pping cartons FREE ~~-~ --· est I Jve :hp • we Ship • ./lie SlllP virtuoso Mark Graham, who charms I ~ 4946 N. Hwy. 20 I of Christmas audienceswithhisinventiveandwit- Oak Harbor ty songs Completing the trio is Paul I 675·6272 t Kol.apish. who gives a dynamo per- I ~l ... Credit cards Welcome . _ U a formance on the guitar. mandolin ~~~~~~ Ken's Corner and cittern Graham and Kol.apish I are members of the Hurricane I Open 7 Days A Week R1dgerunners. and Kotapish is a SNOHOMISH founding member of the Hillbillies I Peppers . 221-3939 from Ma_rs . . I STAR CENTER Lauren's Hair Plus 321 ·6405 On their l11111ted tour, the trio will Sculh Wh,abey Bus,ness Services 221 77 4 7 perform at Centrum m Port Town-I South Wh,Clbey Shoes 221-777l send, Bainbridge Island, Seattle and I Lightning 32 1 .4535 Salem, Oregon. Tickets for the Port Fash1c.,ns Unlimited 32 1-4535 Townsend concert are $7 in advance I Island Fabrics 221 .3545 and $9 lhe day of the show. Call Cen- 1 Myer's Red Apple 22 1 24 14 trum at (206) 385-3102 for more information AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE SUGGESTED U.P.S. CHRISTMAS DEADLINES I SHIPfo~~~s ~!.T.~.~IAL;! ANTIQUE MALL 1SO UNIQUE SHOPS f umlb-e • c i.. • Chine a ocb • T<>y1 , ,~,,.. , r-r Dalo. ~. o.t ....... Mllbr1o • 511.. • ,-.,~ ND fEPRDDQrno s OPEN: 7 DAYS 10-5; SAT. 10-8 Pictures with Santa Santa's Hours Satuiday, Dec 2. 9 16, 23 11 am ·2 pm & 3 p m-5 p.m Sunday, Dec 3, 10. 11, 24 11 a.m -2 p.m Quit smoking. A American Heart V Association Where E. COAST MIDWEST PLAfNc; ROCKIES W. COAST HAWAII ALASKA Ground Service 12/14 12/15 12/18 12/19 12/19 N/A N/A 2nd Day Air Blue Label 12/20 12/20 12/20 12/20 12/20 12/20 12,'20' Next Day 12/21 12/21 12/21 12/21 12/21 12/21 12/21' 'Some'!J.c s.lAJasha ,11otgu,1ran1eed{o,L~dt ,ttl.Jywrap (2 squ,ne feet) I 50 50 3 50 350 f',,ck111g I ,ip,• (2 111 wide x 55 yard,) l , orat<'d Christrm,s r,,pc (2 x 55 yd.) 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Kathy at 678-3185 or Carolyn at 321 -4450 CHRISTMAS HOUSE Handcrafted gifts from COUNTRY COTTAGE 21 7 4 South Inverness in Teronda West December 2 & 3 and 9 & 1 0 10·5 LIGHT FORCE PRODUCTS for ex· uberant health . energy, PMS, stress· reduction, immune system protection, weight loss. Spirulina. 678·6040. MARY KAY COSMETICS makes skin care simple. To learn about our easy to-follow , proven effective system and receive a complimentary facial, call for appointment. Independent Beauty Consultant. Helen Harvard. 675-5442 OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS - 675-8539. TOPPFAST - Lose weight quickly and safely. Now available on SOUTH END 221 ·3690 . THE HUMAN BODY has 70 trillion cells and each cell does 200,000 chemical reactions per hour and not only chemistry . The Creator knows more than doctors. The human is a master doctor ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS INFORMATION 321-9995, 321-5816, 221 -2631 CALL COLLECT: 252-2525 4 1 ttc·020 48 ttc·020 RNW~ Community Alcohol Drug Services Call us ... We Can Help 679,4525 221 -2522 35 tfcWT .02(.l PREGNANCY AID Emotional and practical support to any pregnant woman. Pregnancy testing. Maternity and infant clothlng, car seat loaner 321•4767 program. NO FEES • 24 hrs. 42.tto-020 3. Lost & Found LOST: 6-month size baby sweater, ac cidentally sold at garage sale sometime in last six months. Gold w/attached hood with blue 'F' on front. Blue '01' on one sleeve. Lots of sen timental vaue 678-3196, Marie - $25 REWARD - For return of lost black and white neutered male cat. Mostly black, with white feet and white mustache con· taining small black mark. Medium size, somewhat stocky, 9·1 O pounds Tail is all black. Tip of tail has crook in last inch May have reflective type collar with tags Call 679-4993. 5. Wanted LOOKING FOR A GARDEN TRAC TOR and ·or 20-40 hp farm tractor. Will pay cash. 678-3350 WANTED - Gold Jewelry, dental gold , class rings, wedding rings, chains, coins. etc Any condition' C.C. Coins, 935 W. Ault Field Road, 675-1444. ' WANTED Oriental furniture, swords, antiques, collectibles, small items. oak and walnut pre-'50s furniture Call us first - we pay cash SALMAGUNDI ANTI QUES, Front Street, Coupevi lle 678-5888. WANTED: 1955, '56 or ·57 Chevrolet convertible Engine and transmission not important. Somebody must have one, or know where one 1s. Call Jim at 321 -6493 7. For Sale Miscellaneous BLACK MINK COAT. Exquisite, full length Six years old , hardly worn Asking $1,500 OBO 221-7606 BETTER THAN COMPARABLE PRIC ING! Bring us a verifiable quote and give us the opportunity to meet or beat 111 FURNITURE ' N STUFF (formerly NICK'S), South Wh1dbey's most com plete home furn1sh1ngs center Clin ton 321-4044. Open Monday through Saturday \\'hidbt'Y TOD\Y, Sunday, :\o,ember 26, 1989 :l B. Merchandise For Sale r----------, I - p I I CLIP & SA VE I I ~. GARAGE I : SALES : I I I I I Place your garage sale ads I I In the Whidbey Today I I and receive one FREE I Garage Sale sign. I I 6. Garage Sales CHRISTMAS BAZAAR. Northgate Terrace clubhouse. December 2 & 3, 9-5 Beautiful gifts and useful items too numerous to itemize. HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE Friday, December 1, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday, December 2, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Handmade crafts, ceramics, Stained glass, crochet, Cross stitch, stuffed toys, Tree ornaments & lots more. Free Coffee! 1.0.0.F HALL 300 West, Oak Harbor SANTA'S SHOWPLACE WHERE: 4-H Building, Island County Fairgrounds WHEN: November 24, 25 & 26 and December 1 . 2 & 3 TIMES. Fridays from 2-8 p m , Satur days and Sunday from 10·5 p m 7. For Sale Miscellaneous CHRISTMAS HOUSE - Cozy NEW LOCATION , same fine workmanship' Inside Maxwelton General Store , 4 7 miles from Highway 525, 7 495 S Maxwelton Road, South Whidbey Treasures for all occasions Apparel , gifts. decorations. collectibles toys. originals and more' Daily, 8 am to 7 30 p.m , weekends. 9 a m to 7 p.m. (Consignments by appointment. 221-7462, Jan Smith) . Colored paper and multiple fonts leave employers cold Let's warm them up with a powertul resume that speaks through both words and appearances The Winning Edge Employment Strategies Letters • Resumes Five years experience providing per· sonal service at competitive rates. 675-6446 by appointment ---------- COUNTRY AIRTIGHT INSERT with fan, $400 21" dry wood, $80 cord. 321-6551 CHRISTMAS HOUSE Handcrafted gifts from Country Cot· !age, 217 4 S Inverness, in Teronda West 678-4453 December 2 & 3, 1 O a.m -5 p.m. December 9 & 10. 10 am ·5 p.m. Christmas is coming, The Goose is getting fat. Check out the Senior Thrift Shop, For some of this and that. Open Monday-Saturday, 10-4. FLOOR POLISHER. Commercial 14" Clark w1auto was application. $300 321-5934 FREE DRAWING For handcrafted windmill at WOOD MASTERS' Holiday Craft Show & Demonstration, November 24 through December 23. Come see a most delightful display of locally crafted furniture, gifts arid collectibles. Craft demonstrations every weekend1 Open 7 days a week through December 23. 4809 Hwy. 525, Clin ton. For more information, call 321-191 0. FORTIER'S FLOOR COVERING SERVICE Are Your Floors Cold? 7. For Sale Miscellaneous MARCY VERTEX weight machine, all attachments DP weight bench. In eludes 2 sets of weights Both for $500 John Deere chainsaw, 16 , good cond1t1on case included. $1 2 5 1 4 cubic foot refrigerator, $1 00 OBO Mobile standing woodstove, chimney kit included, $700. 675-1736 after 4 30 or 679-2150 after 8 pm MENTION THIS AD for a 1 0% dis· count throughout the store - month of November only GOODFELLOW & POOR JEAN'S, Langley. 321-1838. MEN'S FLANNEL and long sleeved shirts have finally arrived at GOODFELLOW MEN 'S WEAR , Langley, 321-1838. (Sharp looking tool) MALE COCKATIELS with cage, one hand-tamed. $75 GE refrigerator $75 Sears table saw, $50 Antique banjo, $75. 221-2764 after p m or weekends. NEED CASH? We loan or buy, TV's, stereos, cameras, VCR's, Jewelry, diamonds, radios, etc. C.C. Coins, 935 W. Ault Field Road, 675-1444. * NEED A PROFESSIONAL haircut and aren't sure where to go? Take advan tage of DIANE'S STYLES UNLIMITED'S Tuesday and Sunday $5 haircut. Walk-ins only Wednes day: Perm Sale, $35. Open Tuesday & Wednesday until 8 p.m 675-8081. OLD STYLE adJustable hairdryer, pertect condition, $35 5-gallon old stone crock, $45. Green swivel chair. new, $35 Electric fireplace , like new (or use as insert), trimming and screen, $35. 678-5204 PHOTOGRAPH SANTA with your children and enJoy shopping at Mrs. Claus' Fabulous Christmas Bazaar, Saturday, December 2, 9 a.m to 5 p.m., Coupeville Rec Hall. Spread the spirit of Christmas through your dona· !ions to needy families. ST A TEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS: Place your ad in Washington's community newspapers with a combined circula· !ion of over 1,000,000! Only $129 for a 25-word ad. Call for details, 675·6611 or321·5300 SOMETHING BUGGING YOU? Spiders, Fleas, Carpenter Ants. and Cockroaches. Have spray tank. will travel. C & E Pest & Odor Control, Coupeville. 678-6077 • SEQUIN, ROCAILLE, bugle bead. Glitz Kit for your holiday crafts pro· jects. $6 50 includes tax. whidBEAD Store, 221-8412. SKI BUS Featuring Whidbey Island Artisans. In cludes handcrafted jewelry, pottery, baskets, dolls, wooden toys, woven rugs, wovenwood items, raggedy dolls, stuffed animals, some outdoor pots and chi ldren·s wear And Not Forgetting Foods (organic ready to eat or take home); Plants (indoor & outdoor), table top Christmas trees. Wreaths (grapevine, evergreen, decorative), and Christmas ar· rangements and others . And last but not least ANTIQUES. ANTIQUES ANTIQUES I ___ _.. ______ _ Ski bus from Oak Harbor to Mt Baker We have many carpet remnants in For information call John, 6 79-4 7 41 stock - check us out Good quality at 7. For Sale Miscellaneous BURN BARREL, $10, Maytag washer, $125; snow shoes, $50, tire chains, $10;snowtires, 13", 14", 15",$15 up. 675-8388 HOLIDAY JAM PACKS. 40 ozs . of mouth-watering Northwest fruits, in· eluding blueberry preserves, wild blackberry, marionberry, loganberry and red raspberry jams Gift boxed and ready to ship $1 9 95 221-2928 HENRY'S FROSTY MEADOWS U-CUT CHRISTMAS TREES Opening November 25 7 days a week, 9-Dark Just south of Oak Harbor 1694 N Boon Road 675-5021 IRRIGATION PIPE: 3", 1,000 feet with couplings $1 , 500. Call after 6 , p.m 675-8778 KING APPLES, $5 per box. Fresh cider Warren Burrier. 321 ·4796 ANNUAL ARTS & CRAFTS BAZAAR St. Peter's Lutheran Church Clinton (Behind Warm Wind Books) Sat., Dec. 2, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. low prices. Free binding. 1075 W. Pioneer Way 675-6560 GOD'S CREATIONS CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE will be Saturday, December 2, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m Plan to enter drawings, have refreshments and get 20% discount on all merchandise in stock - hats, hearts, wreaths and more' Have a great Holiday Season! Sleeper/Taylor (follow signs). GERI'S ART AND ANTIQUE in Green· bank. Reopen Wednesday through Saturday, 11 to 4.30 Many beautiful new items ready for holiday shoppers 678-6104 HUTCH, $125; dishwasher, works, $40 Commodore 64 disk drive, etc , $125 Call 221 -8302. ROSE PARIS can now be found in Clinton' Paul's Coast Barbary, 221 -7070, and her little dog, too' INSTALLED VINL Y SIDING Best p rices, highest quality . Buy direct 1-800-544-0515 42 TFC NT WT 120 POPPY SEEDS PLANT NOW FOR srR:tNG FLOWERS. · 8 colors or ,miiled . BEll'SFARM WEST BEACH ROAD 678-4803 41-41NTWH20 FURNITURE FOR SALE ALL ITEMS IN NICE CONDITION Four Drexel dining chairs, $200. Drexel buffet, $125 Single bed , $75 Small dining table with leaf, $90. Bassett deco triple dresser and two night stands, $250 137 Fourth Street, No. 2, Langley . Call for appointment, 321-6762. F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, W "IT'S OUR ANNIVERSARY ~ ~ AT TWO LADIES CLOTHES" W ~ Come ,n and see our new line of South American sweaters. colorful socks ~ W custom made earrings and hair bobs ~ 111 We also have a great line of wreaths thdt are all occasion and everlasting lor W g your walls Please come ,n and mention this ad for a 10% DISCOUNT on ! « various clothes u; ~ TUESDAY·SATURDAYllOOT0500 W ~ SUNDAY 11 OOTO 4 00 W ~ 117 Anthes Court Langley • 221 2484 W ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! SALES EXTRAVAGANZA!! Amazing, limited time offer from Bindy the Clown. Buy just 437 children's bir· thday party shows and get the 438th show for free' Bindy the Clown a magical clown Most Occasions 675-6446 . . , SCIENCE DIET Available At Island Pet Jungle Freeland, 221-7202 24 TFC WT ) 20 GREAT GIFT IDEA "By Canoe and Sailing Ship They Came" A history of Whidbey Island by Dorothy Neil and L ee Brainard The book ts available at these locations. Wind & Tide Book Shop Whidbey Stationers (Oak Harbor & Freeland) Watermark Book Co . (Anacortes) Old Town Shop (Coupeville) Warm Wind Books (Clinton) Moonraker Books (Langley) His Place J & D Book Swap The Record Office (Langley) The Book Rack Navy Exchange 4 Whidbe~ TODAY. Sunday. No\C'mber :w. 1!18!1 7. For Sale Miscellaneous 9. For Sale, Livestock, Pets & Supplies 15. For Sale, Boats/Marine 18, Services/General TRY US!! You'll like ,t• New and •1sea jewelry TV's, VCR's, stereos cameras Save big bucks' C.C. Coins, 935 W. Ault Fleld Road, 675-1444. • AKC MALE TOY POODLE pups Red 12' ALUMINUM LUND, trailer brand and apricot 678·6226 new 25 hp Mercury three gas tanks. crab pot $1. 750 080 679 3933 DIG- A-D ITCH. TRENCHING 221-2265. THE BLUE BARN ROTTWEILER Beautiful female pup. seven months Great temperament, good looks and intelligence Mom and dad champions, all shots Terms 679 1957 - STOP CALLING YOUR DOG. Start 675 8448 27' BUCCANEER SAILBOAT· Diesel head shower stove oven, refrigerator Sleeps 5 VHF depth finder, dodger furling Job Good lamily cru1s1ng $10 500 675-5786 ECONOMY LANDSCAPING. Pruning. weeding sodding hedge trimming. barking, general clean-up for yard Also we clean empty houses, apart· ments and offices. Harry, 755-9566 or Nora. 675 0336 Antiques, fine used furniture loads of Christmas gifts and decorations Six miles south of Oak Harbor, turn north on Power Road at Old San de Fuca Store, then left on Second, top of the hill. 678-422G 678·3009 calling INVISIBLE FENCING . MUST SELL 18' Seasw1rl Rebuilt 1n· 856-4151 . • board·outboard Excellent cond1t1on, HELEN'S SEWING SERVICE. My stitch in time will save you nine' Men ding. repairs, zippers, lightweight leathers and plastics Alterations 221-7196 Wh1dbey Today 3 FOR THE PRICE OF 2: Pay 1n advarce for your classified 1n the Wh1dbey Today and get 3 weeks for tt•P once o! 2' ' WOLF POTTERY Showroom open daily for holiday shopping. Featuring TWO ARAB MARES for sale. One black four-year-old one small gray nine-year old Call 775-8492 1 o. Firewood hand-,.,rafted gifts ,n porcelain with col- ------------ orful, lead-free glazes Call 321-4931 for hours. WANTED: Fire house garage doors, 12x20. I almost bought them - still want them' Please call 675-7894 ZERO CLEARANCE fire box, unfinish ed glass doors $400 080 1 0-speed man s bike $50 678-5662 or 321-6626 8. For Sale Appl. & Furn. FIREWOOD: Full cord, $75 Prompt delivery 221 7144 or 221-2194 ROUGH CUT LUMBER & slab wood. Also custom cutting Call for prices, evenings until 9 p.m. Peter , 221-3577 TAKING ORDERS NOW for December wood pellet deliveries and presto logs Price will be equal or below current prices . All products are of highest quality and are guaranteed. Phone 678-4147 AMANA APPLIANCES now available WOOD - WOOD - WOOD: Log at FURNITURE 'N STUFF (formerly lo ads 5 cords approximate NICK'S) Clinton Extended warranties 321-4213. available on all GIBSON. AMANA and GE appliances. Free local delivery to South Whidbey Island Open Monday through Saturday 321-4044. BREAKFRONT BOOKCASE, solid wood, 72"x48" $100 Williamsburg chandelier. 9 arms, $100 221-2833 LOVESEAT AND MATCHING arm chair Exposed wood frame blue tweed cushions. $275, three 4'x6' rugs, Oriental pattern. S 1 0 each 678-3569 PECAN DINING SET, 6 chairs, china closet - $1 1 00 Antique Edison mahogany phonograph, 50-plus records , 'flint condition, $675 221 -3640 WOOD KITCHEN CABINETS, 7 counter with sink, 2 wall cabinets. But c;herblock piece Make offer ~21-6393 •• IAMS e:• Pet Foods available at Island Pet Jungle Freeland, 221-7202 34 TFC REC 120 9. For Sale, Livestock, Pets & Supplies BEAUTIFUL AKC Siberian Husky pups Burr· September 29. Variety of volors excellent masks, blue eyes i2rn C,11 615 6448 Monday througr F- nday nrytime CAIRN TERRIERS. Expertly bred champion lines, great temperament three female puppies. available December 2 1989 $350 each 221-3165 C. Transportation/ For Sale 11. For Sale, Autos BY ORIGINAL OWNER: Clean solid 1976 Ford LTD wagon 8 passenger, $975 Also exceptionally nice 1976 Pinto Country Squire wagon V-6 engine automatic transmission, air, PS, PB, AM1FM cassette $875 321-4925 CHECK ADS FOR ERRORS The Whidbey Press will not be respon sible for errors after the first week of publication Notice of errors in the first publication should immediately be called to the attention of the Wh1dbey Pre.ss Classified Department. 675"6611 /321-5300 • 1968 CADILLAC. Clean body, runs, black leather interior $500 080 321-5410 or 221-2370 KEEP UP WITH WHIDBEY: Subscribe to the News-Times or South Whidbey Record. For details call 675-6611 or 321-5300 1987 NISSAN STANZA. 4-door, AT OD AC PS PB. wire wheel covers Sharp. Low miles. 221-8670 EXOTI C BIRDS RE p TILES 1984 TRANS AM. HOT - all pro built TROPICAL FISH, pet' supplies and ac'. at 8K 19K total miles Over $30,000 cessories. plus pet foods. including ,n car Corvette L Tl 350-plus .03 SCIENCE DIET and IAMS - available w/2 02· 1 94 heads. Anes 10 1 at ISLAND PET JUNGLE M . St t pistons and rods, 292 cam, Crown Freeland 22 1 7202 Ope~n 9 _~e;O rollers, etc. 4-speed, AT w•shift kit Monday throu h Saturda • and TCI stall, Dana 44 axle Rhodes __ g Y susp ALL options Pear essence, GEORGEOUS PUREBRED Persian kit- 2-tone $12,500. 321-5934 tens for sale. Must see to appreciate' 1987 TOYOTA T I D I 3 d $ 175 without papers.,$250 with . erce . euxe · oor papers Please call 675-8159 before llftback. 5-speed, AM FM cassette g pm 30K mrlP.s Excellent cond1t1on $5,995. 221-8599 !NSURE YOUR POSSESSIONS, guard your family Life-long loyalty and friendship. AKC Rottw,elers, born Oc t ober 13, 1989 Champion bloodlines . PERSONALITY PLUS 32 1-6782 MASTERFEEDS HORSE FEEDS: Feed your horses top quality nutrition lhis winter See the difference yourself North Whidbey Veterinary Hospital , 679-3772. OBEDIENCE CLASSES. Basic obe tiience starts 1n Oak Harbor November 21 in Freeland, November 30 Train your dog, don't restrain Enroll now 1378-5202 Setter cj Ridge · Kennel Jeff & Meli,~d D . John\on fnyhsh & Irish '>euers Prof<'SSIOnal I !,,ndlmg B0Md1Pg & r,ur1ng CLASSES STARTING SOON 206-221 -2878 J BAR ARENA Ride your hor .e indoors I TUESOAYANDTHURSDAY 6:00 p.m.-9:00 P.M. ARENA: ffi 105 FT. : . PHONE 27; FT. 675-7065 J BAR ARENA 4l14'J/./l J&O FALL SPECIAL 24x36xl0 3 sided storage bu1ld1ng Delivered and erected on your level site $4149 Call 757 7711 Farm & Home Steel Building 13543-A Peterson Rd , Burlin,gton Wl:S TAO 1-12 lQ l 40 TFC NT WT 200 12. For Sale, Trucks 1986 TOYOTA PICKUP. 47K, great truck1 One owner $5,200 Leave message, 675-8508. 13. For Sale, Cycles 1979 HONDA CX500. Good shape, has new battery $600 Phone 221 7 428 and leave message 1983 YA MAHA VENTURE. 1 200cc, new brakes tires & battery 17,000 miles $2,800 080 221-3240. 14. For Sale, Rec. Vehicles MEL MAR 19' motor home Ford Econoline 300 Self-contained New tires, awning upholstery, brakes and shocks Air conditioned. In mint shape $8 700 321 6275 RICS WESTSIDE RV TERRY • COLLINS Made ,n the u S A Propane 89 cents gallon Parts and Service 1 0 1 1 W Division Mount Vernon 424-0760 • kicker, trim tabs downrigger, depth finder. CB, full canvas galvanized E-Z trailer, electric winch $3.600 Dan 675-9259 WE AGAIN HAVE some rebuilt out board motors 70 hp Mere. 85 hp Ev1nrude 40 hp Johnson Three boat motors & trailers for sale. We are now doing outboard motor repair We take trade-ins 221-3759 D. Services 1?. Instruction ---Prlvate--- DRESSAGE INSTRUCTION LYNN VASIL 221-3931 18. Services/General New Housekeeping Service Available Our Housekeepers will clean your house, prepare meals, run er rands and care for vour children. Daily or once a year to clean up after a party. At a cost so low it will surprise you. We will find you someone com patible. schedule them at your convenience and pay their wages and taxes. All our employees are scr eened, bonded and insured. For those in need of medically trained help, we also have Nurse's Aides. LPNs and RNs available. ISLAND HOME NURSING 678-4090 or 221-7232 41 "FC WT 400' SOOT BUSTERS Chimney Cleaning Service 679-0859 St Lrc SOOTS• • 11 5N5 IIUJa HAULING JOBS WANTED: Trash. brush rubbish Junk cars. appliances removed Small dump truck delivery Rock-bark-gravel-topsoil 321-5637 HOST CARPET CLEANING EQUIP MENT - the dry' system perfect for the Pacific Northwest - available at FURNITURE 'N STUFF (formerly NICKS} Clinton FREE equipment use with the purchase of carpet clean ing products 321-4044. Open Mon day through Saturday IF FINDING a reliable HOUSE CLEAN ING service gives you a headache, call Sally at 678-4657 I'm an honest and educated person who'll provide you with the service you deserve MOVING? Truck and crew available 7'x1 O'x?' dry box You pack, we load and unload Weekends OK Call David, 221-2908. leave message FALL SPECIAL 2 car garage. delivered and erected on your level site S3995 Call 757,7711 Farm & Home Steel Building 1353A Peterson Rd , Burlington WESTAD! 12101 401FCNT.WT400 J.A. MOORE CONSTRUCTION General Contractor Foundation Framing Finish Remodeling 221-8303 JAMOOCCI ION M 44 u ntc 1100 45 48 wT 400 EXPERT PAINTING WALLPAPERING RICHARD PAYNE Interior Exterior work guaranteed Licensed/Bonded 678-3158 or 221- 7935. Loe No PAYNERM 110KB 31 TFCWT 400 r---------------. 1 The : : Carpet Specialists : I I 1 Bec;iusP you've gol ,. • I : better lhings to do' ~: : $4995 * t 't,..: J Lr,11nq. Dining. Hall /, /1 : : We're Truck Mounted // J / : I not portable r'1( c!?;;;? 1 I L'2ll-= I 1 Here 's why : OAK HARBOR 1 1 1. Dries faster 1 I 2. Cleans deeper 1 I 3. Lifts matted pile I I I I No hodden charge, I I • (325 sq rt } 679-4681 1 I •Jrtc 400 4011c 400 I - Cascade Fresh! Great tasting purified drinking water. Sodium Free Chlorine Free Free Delivery to home or office City and rural delivery routes Wide Choice of dispensers ISLAND @ SYSTEMS 675-4462 State Conlraclor~ ReK No ISLAml!>IJIQti 4 J tfc·Aec, NT 400 WhlllJey·s Top soi I 221-SOIL (7645) 5960 S. Cameron Road, Freeland • Top soil - Bark Fertilizer • Crushed Rock Pea Gravel • Sawdust - Landscape Rock • Special Mixes DISCOU NTS FOR LARG E ORDERS OPEN TUES.-SAT., 9 A.M . TO 5 P.M. CLOSED Sunday and Monday 1-·~-~~;~;~;·;~;~~~-;~-j • CAN FILL YOUR JEWELRY NEEDS t ' . ! Custom design, repair, sizing, t f Diamond earrings, pendants, wedding sets. ,· • rubies, sapphires , emeralds & more! t • • WE HAVE THAT SPECIAL t t • • CHRISTMAS GIFT t ' . f Call Dick at 321 · 5063 t 41 48WT 400 ~·~·~·~·~·~-~-~-~·~·~· • 18. Services/General 21. Help Wanted BACKHOE AND TRACTOR WORK. APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN for Spec1al1z1ng 1n small Jobs rotovating. CNA et Freeland Care Center Call and brush cutting water li:1E'S. •oot•ngs, .i~k for Ann Rudd at 321 ·6232 etc 221-7428 CHIMNEY CLEANING AND REPAIR Specializing ,n Osburne. Sweet Horne and Seaf,re Woodstoves for sale vir tually all makes available 321 5844 CUSTOM CABINETRY ;ind wood working marine carpentry Call Joe at N W Woods for free estimate 221-7174 leave message OLYMPIC MAINTENANCE 1 O % OFF SPECIAL for the holiday season' Housecleaning and window washing services Call John or Karen at 221-7848 PROFESSIONAL? Whidbey Press publishes regular professional direc tories. For information call 6 7 5·6611 or 321-5300 PROFESSIONAL PRUNING , 321-4209. THE CAN-DO MAN Free estimate - low rates. My help ing hands can do general repairs, un finished jobs. painting, drywall. win· dows, electrical, plumbing, power washing and more You name 1t , I'll do it. 221-3243. TOP/REMOVE TREES. Experienced tree trimmer, specialized in topping and removal of trees Free estimates Call 679-4965 CPO CLUB. Experienced lin(' cook warted broiler saute and bu'fet E:x perienced need only apply $6 31 hour to start See Flo, C1vil1an Personnel Dept CNAs WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Also hiring Home Health Aides with either six months experience ,n a nursing home, or one year n home care In teresting and vaned work w good pay Work with us n creating your own schedule Call Island Home Nursing, 221·7232 or 678-4090. DISHW ASHING and some Janitorial Permanent part-time work Late even 1ng and weekend shift Blueberry Hill, 221-2511. EARN MONEY typing at home $30 000 year income potential. Details, 1-805 68 7 6000 Ext 82008 Fee EARN MONEY watching TV' $25 000 year income potential Details, 1-805 687-6000 Ext K-2008 Fee GET TO THE TOP IN YOUR FIELD • For a part-t,me job • Good pay and benefits • Educational assistance If you're an aviation veteran we may be able to help you The Naval Reserve has openings even if you've been out up to 1 O years Call 1 -800- 247-7777 WALLPAPERING. Experienced, low IMMEDIATE OPENING for nightime rates. Call 321-5410 or 221-2370 driver for paper route Must be able to work 5 hours a night four or five days a week. Need automatic car and own 19. Child Care insurance 675-4681 KIDS ' KORNER DAYCARE. Im mediate openings Licensed, non smoker, registered nurse Many years experience. Huge fenced yard, some pre-school type activities. 678-6226 LOOKING FOR loving, responsible childcare for our 10 112 month-old daughter. Part-time afternoons and evenings, preferably in our home Langley area Call 2 21 -7174 mornings TODDLER HAVEN - Licensed child care for military dependents. located 1n Enlisted Capehart, has one full time and afternoon part time openings for ages two and up Meals and snacks provided. fenced yard with play equip ment. separate play room and planned activities Monday-Friday, 6.30 am to 5:00 pm. Call 675-6256 TODDLER HAVEN licensed childcare for ages two and up, has full and part time openings Small groups, planned activities.meals 675-6256 WEE CARE: Quality home-based nursery school and daycare, full and part time openings. Loving, licensed care 221-7096, Nancy McDonald E. Employment 20. Work Wanted CARPENTER AVAILABLE on South Whidbey Frame. finish. remodel. decks, stairs, whatever 321-1364. HANDY ANDY: Experienced in carpentry, electrical plumbing, floor covering and lot clearing Needs work. 221-2147 HANDYMAN: Do you need work done? I can do most anything Specialize 1n painting, either interior or exterior Call Joe Dille, 221 -8140 WANTED: House cleaning Jobs 221-7432 If no answer, leave message on recorder 21. Help Wanted CARRIER WANTED DOWNTOWN AREA If you can offer our customers good service, there ,s a Whidbey Press paper route open ,n downtown Oak Harbor west of M rd way Boulevard and east of 60th NW along West Pioneer Way , Flrntstone Freeway, 200th West and 300th West. Delivery times are Wed nesday afternoon by 6 p .m. and Sunday morning by 9 a m Person must be dependable Can make up to $70 per month on th,s route Please call the Whrdbey Press Circulation Dept, 675-6611 ISLAND TRANSIT TRANSIT OPERATOR Do you enjoy working with the public and can you demonstrate an understanding of what ,t means to be a public servant? Do you have the ability to operate a large vehicle safely under stressful conditions? Can you work in dependently and use good judgment in a variety of circumstances? Can you work unusual hours and days? If so, Island Transit may have the job for youl Island Transit is accepting applications for a "next to hire list of Transit Operators. You must be 25 years of age, have previous experience in a job with public contact. a stable work history, a minimum of five years as a licensed driver and a good dnv,ng record SALARY RANGE: $5.15/hour for training , with an increase to $ 7 7 3/hour after successful comple tion of training All interested persons who have previously submitted resumes or ap plications must re-submit an applica tion by the deadline stated below All applicable candidates will be asked to take a videotape screening test on Monday, December 11, 1989, at 9:30 a.m. in the Coupeville Room at the Best Western, Oak Harbor A pre-employment physical. including drug screening is required Position descriptions and application forms can be obtained at Oak Harbor City Hall, Island County Courthouse Annex, and Langley City Hall Applications will be accepted only if mailed to the following address Island Transit P.O. Box 1 097 Coupeville. WA 98239 Application Deadline 4.30 pm., December 2 1989. Island Transit is an Equal Opportunity Employer No phone calls. please OUTPATIENT THERAPIST ACSW required . Must have ex perience working with children as well as adults. This is a new position and ,s currently available on beautiful Whidbey Island. Salary DOE Equal opportunity employer. Please send resume to Janet Burke, Island Mental Health Center P.O Box 160, Coupeville WA 98239 PLUMBER'S HELPER or someone with plumbing experience, full-time. 321 1654 • REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS and trainees Realty World has over 1 800 offices nationwide and Canada' We provide excellent free training and licensing programs First year earn ings of $25,000 possible Call 8111 at 321-5551 for conf1dent1al 1nterv1ew REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE BROKER: Realty World's Clinton office needs salesperson with broker"s license or 3 year local experience to assist busy office of 20 agents Call 8111 at 321 -5551 for confidential interview RN NEEDED for a busy pediatrics of fice Some evenings and Saturdays in cluded . Send resume to. PO Box 870. Coupeville WA 98239 SOUTH WHIDB EY CHILDREN'S CENTER 1s 1n need of teacher., for preschool and kindergarten ages Ex perience or early childhood education background preferred Call Mully at 321-4499 \\ hidbt>} TOD\ Y. Sund,n, :\ovcmber 26, 1989 5 ----------------------------------------- 21. Help Wanted THE OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL Energy Assistance Program has open ings for a Recordkeeper Receptionist and an Energy Assistance Specialist Job descriptions available at 211 7 200 Ave West Suite 2 Please send resume and cover letter to Island County Coordinator, Box 922. Oak Harbor, WA 98277 by Friday, December 1 1 989 EOE THE OPPORTUNITY COU NCIL Energy Assistance Program has open ings for a Recordkeeper Receptionist Job description available at 211 7 200 Ave. West. Suite 2 Please send resume and cover letter to Island County Coordinator, Box 922, Oak Harbor, WA 98277 by Friday December 8, 1989 EOE WA STATE LICENSED cosmetologist needed at Diane's Styles Unlimited. Experience preferred Benefits of fered after probationary period For an interview, call Diane at 675-8081. WHIDBEY GENERAL HOSPITAL Personnel Department P.0 .Box 400 Coupeville, WA 98239 (206) 678-5151 PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSISTANT - Full-time position available in busy public/community relations office in the hospital. Requires BS BA in jour· nalism, communications, English or related fields Previous experience in copy writing, layout1design, in public relations Strong communications and interpersonal skills and the availability to work independently Please submit resume and work samples no later than November 28, 1 989 CLINICAL DIETICIAN - Part-time (15 -20 hours week) position Assesses nutritional status and needs and develops/implements plans Pro vide education to patients, health care professionals and dietary staff. Must be registered and have a BS in food science. nutrition Two years of staff dietician experience 1n acute care setting RN-OR - One part-time and one full time position for busy operating room Provide care for surgical patients, primarily as a circulating nurse and. or scrub nurse. RN license & OR experience RELIEF SUPERVISOR/RN - Full time. 3-11 shift, providing nursing care for med surg & CCU patients RN license and med surg experience required CCU & ACLS certificate preferred For further information on these and other patient care opportunities con tact Human Resource at above ad· dress or telephone number WANTED: Experienced seamstress able to sew silk at an outstanding level. Call Lynn at 221-7422 F. FOR RENT 22. For Rent, Homes FOR RENT: Three bedroom house 1n country Five miles to base and town Water paid . Large yard. garden area, fruit trees and berries Detached garage Cable TV available Refe rences required Six-month lease. $625 per month. 675-5763 22. For Rent, Homes 3 BEDROOMS, 1 bath garage. $450 First last $225 deposit One year lease 5072 S Hodges Ave, Langley Call 775-5121 CHECK ADS FOR ERRORS The Wh1dbey Press will not be respon sible for errors ,ifter the first week of publication Notice of errors In the first publication should immediately be called to the attention of the Whidbey Press Classified Department 675-6611/321·5300 • ROOM FOR RENT: Very nice location. 10 minutes to NAS. $216 per month plus $100 deposit 675-8347 WATERFRONT 2-bedroom furnished home $600. Available December 1 to August 1. Adults. WritP. P 0. Box 133, Freeland, WA 98249. 24. For Rent, Miscellaneous DOWNTOWN OAK HARBOR auto repair shop hoist & compressor Lease or for sale Mike, 679-3414 days. Nights after 8. 6 7 5-0420 HIGH VISIBILITY retail space or pro· fess1onal office Clinton highway Iron· tage Toll-free Seattle line available. $1 50 month Ask for Bill REAL TY WORLD, 321-5551 or 221-3225. ISLAND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Houses, Apartments and Mobile Homes in Oak Harbor area. $280 - $560 Six month leases No pets Call 679-1571 VACATION RENTALS: Cabins, cot tages. executive homes, waterfront, view. wooded seclusion Jacuzzis. fireplaces . Day1week Brochure Nor thwest Vacation Homes. 321 -5005 or 1-800-544-4304 COMMERCIAL Retail, office, warehouse, light industrial space .. 25-.75 per sq. ft Inside and outside city l1m its 679-1571 18 TFC WT-700 G.PROPERTY FOR SALE 25. Real Estate, Homes KEEP UP WITH WHIDBEY: Subscribe to the News Times or South Whidbey Record For details call 1375-6611 or 321 -5300 NEAR BEACH. Useless Bay, view Olympics and ships Celestory lit living room. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths rec room, beauty and workshop. $227,500 CASCADES & HARBOR VIEW. Large landscaped lot Jacuzzi, decks, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths Professional of fices lower level. Check for B&B or home business. $229 500 Call Mary Sturkey WHIDBEY REAL TY 321-5244 WANTED: Waterfront, western view Private party looking for prime, South Wh1dbey property Call Tim at 362 3617 or 367 -9192 (Seattle) HOME OF • THE • WEEK GENTLEMAN'S FARM 1 o level acres fenced pasture Beautiful northwest style 3 bedroom home Fishing pond, outbuildings, established garden space fruit trees all secluded RA4046 $250' 000°0 DALl-ON ASSOCIATES, INC (206) 321 -1666 At /, • ~ 'o/ ,; ~ PO Box 62C • 44f" E1st Hwv 125 • C11l'IO WA • 98236 If you would like to see your home featured in this individual advertisement, call us about listing. 26. Real Estate, Lots & Acreage 9 ACRES FOR SALE: One-acre bu1ld1ng site cleared and 1r grass Mountain view two apple trees Only $6 000 down 221 7696 BEAUTIFUL BAHAMAS. Tax-free cor· ner lots near beach $7 500 each or $13,000. Consider trade soutr island home. land Terms 221 · 7599 LAGOON POINT waterfront, 2 lots 2 percs. 1 dock. $68,000 each Terms or trade 221-3640. PACIFIC OCEAN FRONTAG E, Highway frontage too. Clean. sandy beach High and low bank. John Wayne wanted itl $180,000 Call 221-3556 before 1 O a.m and after 6 pm 28. Real Estate, Miscellaneous CONSCIENTIOUS REAL ESTATE agent needs following properties for qualified buyers (1) 10-20 acre horse ranch, up to $225,000, possibly higher for right place, (2) Excellent view home, Clinton area, or buiidable lot with good view. (3) Large no-bank, waterfront home, or smaller home on large lot that can be added on to; (4) Deer Lake waterfront lot. Call Karen Anderson at REAL TY WORLD, 321-5551 or 321-6042. WHIDBEY APPRAISAL Harlan (Skip) Demuth 221-7343 Fair Market Value FNMA Mortgages. Seconds. Credit Unions etc. \ ,\. 43 TFCWT 800 28. Real Estate, Miscellaneous CASH PAID for contracts and mor tgages - C'III Bob Hoss "' 1 • "'36 • NEED WEST SIDE VIEW HOME Have buyer that will pay up to $300 000 cash Call 8111 at REAL TY WORLD, 321-5551 or 678-5422 29. Business Opportunities COUPEVILLE WATERFRONT. Elegant seaside living with large space for business of your choice Building listed on Historical Registry Refur· bished living quarters include 2 bedrooms, 2 baths . designer kitchen, guest apartment, wine cellar and tasting room 65 waterfront. C-1 zon· ing 3,000 square feet business space $650,000 Short term - owner financing available Call for brochure Myrna Kingley, 321 -6006 COLDWELL BANKER, Martin & Mar· tin. Independently owned and operated INDUSTRIAL EMBROIDERED lettering machine In perfect condition with ac· cessories Established customers Perfect in-home business Leave message 679-2727 REAL ESTATE DEVELOPER. Licens ed civil engineer and land surveyor with 25 years experience needs finan cial partner or private lender to help with several South Whidbey developments. Ask for Bill, 221 -3225 evenings, or 321-5551 days PROFESSIONAL? Whidbey Press publishes regular professional direc tories. For information call 67 5-661 1 or 321 -5300 29. Business Opportunities FAST FOOD ESTABLISHMENT for 2 to 3 people 1 O 1 rn to 6 p rn April to Serternber Approxunately $20,000 net or whatevu Excellent tourist area $20 000, good lease with terms $1 'J 000 down Cnll 678-3442 29. Business Opportunities CHECK ADS FOR ERRORS The Wti,dbey Press will not be respon· s1ble for errors after the first week of publication Notice of eHors In the first publication should immediately bP called lo the attention of the Wt11dbey Press Classified Department. 675-6611/321·5300 • Included in this week 's \.\'IIIDBEY TOD\ Y are thP following arlvcrtising supplements: All editions: Al's Ernst Kmart Effective Sun , Nov 26 through Sat., Dec. 2 Pay n Pak Payn Save Effective Sun. Nov. 26 through Sat., Dec. 2 Freeland OnlJ : Saucy's Greenbank South: Langley Drug Oak Harbor and Coupeville: Emporium Golden Corral Payless Schuck's I<:ffective Sun., Nov. 26 through Sat., Dec. 2 Whidbey News-Tin1es The Local News Su 8V8$8.50 ~--------------------------------- PLEASE FILL IN BELOW AND RETURN WITH PAYMENT TO: Wt'ldboy News T,rr I'~ n 10, Oak Hu1:JOr. I~ TERM DESIRED: Island County Is. County/Mailed Q 1 0 011 Yno }. Q 1w V PLEASE CHECK· _. •,ew ..J e • Nar Md, < P e C ') PAYMENT IN ADVANCE DR YOU MAY CHARGE TO YOUR BANK CARD ..J l,lJslorCard J V J C ir # 'l,g IIUI h p Washington State Elaewhere U.S. , v, , $·•• oo One Year 27 00 <,< e, Two Yea,s. $48 00 l,p ~--------------------------------- 6 Whidbey TODAY. Sunda,. :\onmber 26, 198!1 Infants have different dietary requirements than adults Oak Harbor Senior Center calendar This 1s the last of the series on D1elar) Guidelines for Americans I'd like to thank my co-worker Joanne Austm, who wrote lhe mne-part sen es If you missed any of them. please give us a call and we'll be glad to mall the part, sl you missed The series covered these nine topics: 11 l Dietary Guidelines for Americans, (2) Eal a Variety of Foods : (3) Maintain Desirable Weight , \ 4) Avoid Too Much Fat. Saturated Fat and Cholesterol: (5l Eat Foods with Adequate Starch and Fiber: (6) Avoid Too Much Sugar, (7) Too Much Sodium, 18) If You Drink Alcoholic Beverages, Do So in Moderation ; And today's topic on Dietary Guidelines for Infants. WSU TIMELY TOPICS a great demand for calories and nutrients Some parents worry their child will overeat and become an overweight adult. Most infants actually will not overeat or undereal unless they are pressured . It is important to listen to the infant's appetite. Toddlers should be fed when they are hungry, but should not be forced to fimsh a bottle or the last spoonfuls of food. Calorie needs are higher during in- . fancy than in any other periods of life. Because of their small stomach size, infants are limited in the amount of food they can eat at one time. foods commonly given to babies. Pureed fruits and vegables, as well as cereals, contain moderate amounts of fiber Infants and toddlers should not be fed a high-fiber diet structured for adults. High-fiber foods are generally low m calones and other nutrients that mfants need to grow Sugar can be found in many sources from cookies to fruits and cereals. Even breast milk, the ideal food for m fants, contains lactose, a form of sugar much like table sugar. Research has not shown sugar to cause hyperactivi ty, diabetes, obesity or heart disease It does, however, cause tooth decay A balanced diet for children may con tain reasonable amounts of foods con taining sugar. Be careful that too many sweets are not taking the place of nutrilious foods that are needed. Read labels carefully, there are many "hidden" sugars. Artificial sweeteners and foods which contain them are NOT recommended for infants. (Editor's note: This is the calendar of events from the Oak Harbor Senior Center on 20th NW at 700th West. for more information, call the center at 679-6620 or 679-6621.) Sunday, November 26 Pancake breakfast, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Center closed Monday, November 27 Watercolor, 9 a.m.-noon Conditioning, 9: 30-10: 30 a.m. Lunch, noon Oil Painting, 12:30-3:30 p.m. Scrabble, 1 p.m. E xercise class at Sum merhill Retirement Center, 1 p.m. Tuesday, November 28 E xercise class, 9 a.m. Collage, 9 a.m.-noon Wood and soap stone car v ing, 9 a.m.-noon Exercise class, 10: 15 a.m. Woodshop satety. 10::rn a.m -noon Blood pressure check, 11: :w a .m. 2:30 pm. AARP meeting, noon Creative writing, noon -:~ p.m. Foot care clinic, 1-4 p.m Tap dance, 2-:3 p.m. Diet and health. 3-5 p.m. Band practice, 4 p.m. Wednesday , '.\:ovembcr 2!1 Mixed media, 9 a.m.-noon Veterans' assistance. 9 a .m.-noon Conditioning, 9::30-10: :30 a.m. Party bridge, 9:30 a.m. Lunch, noon Exercise class at Sum merhill Retirement Center, 1-2 p.m. Whidbey Island History, 1-3 p.m. Men's pool, 1-4 p.m. Knitting circle, 1: 30 p.m. Thursday, November :30 Checkout for Bellingham trip, 9 a.m Exercise c:lass. 9 a.m. Shiba. 9 a.m llearir.g screemng, 9 a.m Exercise class. 10: 15 a.m. Oriental painting, 9 a.m.-noon Woodshop safety. 10:30-noon Horseshoe toss. 1 p.m Bingo, 1-3 p.m. Japanese Bunka, 1-3 p.m. Band practice, 4 p.m . Early Bird membership drawing, 5 p.m. Frida,. Dt•cember I Quilting, 9 a m.-noon Deck The Halls party, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Lunch, noon To-A - Tee workshop, 12:30-3:30 p.m. Pinochle, 1 p.m. Crafty Ladies, 1-4 p.m. Saturda,. December 2 Center closed Sunday. December :3 Center closed Joanne Auslin is the Washington State University home economist for Island and Skagit counlies . She regularly consults with families about nutrit10n and food safety. If you or your family need help in this area, call our office to visit with Joanne. She is regularly in Island County on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Now, her final part of the series focusing on In fant Dietary Guidelines. DIETARY GU ID ELINES FOR INFANTS More babies lack iron than any other nutrient in their diet. Special efforts should be made to provide infants with iron during the first two years. Souces of iron include breast milk, iron forlified formula and iron-forlified in fant cereal. Meat, fish, poultry, dried peas and beans, eggs, tofu, and dark green leafy vegetables provide iron to the diet as the child grows older. The amount of sodium in an infant's diet has not been shown to cause high blood pressure in la ter life . Children do, however, develop a taste for both salt and sugar. Use sodium sparingly since the amount an infant needs dai ly is very small. As healthy, well-ba lanced diets a re planned for infants and toddlers remember they have high caloric and nutr ient needs. Young children may fai l to thrive if fed an adul t diet intend ed to reduce the risk of degenerative diseases. Bayview Senior Center calendar Americans are more health con scious than ever. Many have changed their diets to improve their health by reducing sodium, fat, sugar, and cholesterol as prescribed in the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. These restrictions are a welcome improvement to the adult diet, but should not be strictly applied to children Jess than two years of age. Infants and toddlers are different from adults in many ways . Because children grow and develop very rapid ly during the first two years they have Fat is an important part of a varied diet because it contains many calories in a small volume. Skim milk is not recommended for children under two. The added fat in two-percent or whole milk are needed. Meal and egg yolks are a good source of protein and should be balanced with other dietary needs. Fiber is found naturally in many For more information, call Island/WSU Cooperative Extension at 679-7327 a nd request "Dietary Guidelines for Infants." A more technical publication of research is also available. Both are free of charge on request. services from receiving crime victims benefits. All applicants for benefits now must complete a short form to deter mine potential eligibility for Medicaid or other specific benefits administered by DSHS. This is in ad dition to the normal crime victims compensation application. The department will decide if the claimant is a potential candidate for Medicaid or other benefits If so, the claimant then must apply lo DSHS for lhose..benefi ts. If DSHS determines the claimant is ineligible for Medicaid or other benefits from that department, the claimant will receive benefits pa ids by the crime victims compensation program, up to the new $150,000 limit on medical and mental-health services. The new rules does not apply to claims for sexual-assaull examina tions or claims for services offered only by crime victims compensation and not by DSHS, such as ap propriate counseling for victims of sexual assault. These applications will be considered immediately by the crime victims program The short form will be provided to a claimant at the same time as the application for crime victims com pensation benefits. For addition information on the new rule, contact: Department of CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS Slacks Special 8 Men's & Women's ~ L:- slacks cleaned & . pressed 3 pair for s599 (Limited time offer) ' Whidbey Cleaners 9055 900th Ave. W. (next to Copeland Lumber) 675-7182 Labor and Industries, Crime Victims Compensation, 406 Legion Way SE, HC-720, Olympia, WA 98504. P hone (206) 753-6318. Blood pressure c hec k , 10-11 :30 a.m . Lunch, noon Auditions for Island Theatre's Agnes Of God will be Dec. 4-5 Auditions for Island Theatre's February production, "AGNES OF GOD," will be held December 4 and 5 at the Clyde Thea tel' in Langley at 7 p.m. Dynamic a nd cha llenging roles are available for three women, ages 17 to 70. Also needed is a musicia n ex- perienced with the flute, cello or bells. Interested tech persons in all production capacities are asked to come meet the director t8 get infor mation about this production. Rehearsals will start after the holidays. Scripts are available at the Langley Library to read there. Peter Moote '&> Associates Attorneys at Law Announce the firm is welcoming referrals in Island County in the additional areas of: Employment Related Injuries Worker's Compensation Claims Social Security Matters Longshore and Maritime Claims Other Personal Injury Claims 1 "92 MAIN STREET /POST OfflCE IIOX 6l!S FREEi AND WASHINGTON 96!49 fR£ELAND0ff1CE ~13il-41ltil SEA TTL£ OfflCE 12061447 -1615 NEWSPRINT ROLL ENos 25 ¢ WHIDBEY PRESS per I b. ----- - ----·---·.-.---·-..- -.-...---- Lunch • Dinner • Sunday Brunch OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EARLY BIRD DINNER SPECIALS Available every Mon. thru Fri. 4 p.m. to 6 p .m. at reduced prices Save this coupon and take advantage of our December Holiday Promotion Cl· HI It COUPON December ~\.; Ill I.I. It I Holidays Purchase on regular full size meal at regular price and receivce 2nd meal of equal of lesser value at Y2 price. Beginning Dec. 1, 1989 thru Dec. 30, 1989 you may use this coupon any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Sunday. Not Vahd Fnday or Saturday Cash value 001 ' Void after December 30, 1989 54.Hl Woodard Ave. • Freeland • 221-25 11 ____ _....._... __ ._, __ . ____ . .._.._..._, ___ . _____ _ Recovery 1~orthwest, 5:30 p.m . Tuesday, November 28 Walkers for fun and health, 9 a.m. Ar ts and Crafts Class, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Drawing and Acrylics, 2-4 p.m . Wednesday, November 29 Aglow, 9 a.m.-noon Quilters, 10-2 Lunch, noon Pinochle, 2-4:30 p.m. Bingo, public welcome, 7 p.m. Thursday, November 30 SHIBA

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