April 15, 1990 Year 13, Number 15 Oak Harbor. WA 98277 & Langley, WA 98260 Distributed Free To All Wh1dbey Island Homes by the Wh1dbey News-Times and South Wh1dbey Record Second hand Rose knows value of time B ack in 1921 the Mssrs Clarke and Hanley wrote a song that began "I'm wearing second hand hats, second hand clothes, that's why they call me se cond hand Rose." Now in 1990 SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN smart buyers are in to second hand items, but they've By Allee Elles been renamed "pre- owned," "recycled" and "garage sales." . Locally, hundreds of people visit Island Thrift each week looking for us able and needed items. We Depression veterans remember how rare a brand new item was. It was eat it up, wear it out or do without. That stuck with us. This is leading up to the fact that the Thrift Shop could use more volunteers. They have a core of dependables, one of whom has given at least 15 hours per week for more than 11 years and anoth er has worked about 25 a week for eight years. Others have chalked up four years. Quite a record. One man repairs clocks in his home. True, the former garage building is not a glamorous setting. It is arduous to bend over the bins and carry loads of clothes. But it does whittle the waist line. It is frustrating to get the place in apple-pie order only to find it messed up again in no time. But it is satisfying to see people filling their baskets with things they can't find or afford else where. Or maybe a part they need to fix something or items to start housekeep ing after a move. My hours there are spent in sorting clothes into men, women, children and cnilitary categories. Decisions every minute. Then they are priced and put out on the racks. Volunteers wear bright blue aprons. One person does housekeeping jobs - washing dishes and glassware and mak ing signs. Another is a librarian. A re tired minister monitors the men's de partment. A grandmother manages the children's items. Some prefer just to straighten up the racks or work in the housewares. If you had time to day dream, you could imagine the former owners. Who bought the items with the I. Magnin, F&N and Nordstrom labels and then tossed them, seemingly un worn? Who was the gal who wore the Fredericks of Hollywood satin and lace numbers? Who was the hunk who wore that big jacket? Volunteer sorters are decision mak ers. Does this go on the good pile, the rag bin, the sox box, pack for another season, underwear pile or the trash bar rel? The volume varies. Some weeks the bins are always empty at closing time. Other days the piles are too high to see over. But the need for help is forever. As a perk, you get to pet "Bud," the big orange cat. Provided he's in the mood. Anyone can volunteer. You can ask that your hours be credited to a certain fund, such as the Senior Center or to the general community fund. One SW1day morning in church the minister talked about the one great hour of sharing coming up. He suggest ed that we share within the family in stead of buying duplicates, that we cut down on unnecessary spending and even buy used instead of new. Then share our savings. I had a sudden fit of coughing. My shoes, purse, suit and blouse were all "used." That particular week I had shared my savings with my doctor, -grocer, power company and my govern ment. I did have some left for the col lection plate. Donkey Basket ha I I? Last year's donkey basketball play ers struggle to control the game. AMERICAN r·RED CROSS DISASTER SERVIC WHIOBEY BRANCH That's right. Donkey basketball. Grown men ride donkeys while trying to make the basket for their team. The fund raiser, billed as a comical event, is for the American Red Cross, the sponsoring organization. Tickets are available by calling 257-2879. Photo by Judy Van Deen Tom Wisausky, director of the American Red Cross on Wisausky said such generosity helps the Red Cross to Whidbey Island, stands before a new van donated to the provide disaster relief. He expects the donkey basketball organization and painted by a naval air station squadron. game will help raise funds tor the same effort as well. Fund raiser to help Red Cross provide disaster relief By JUDY VAN DEEN Today writer "This service is available to anyone, civ ilian or military, regardless of their finan cial situation," he explained. "In the af termath of a loss of your home and belong ings, it takes a little while to sort things out and start to rebuild. We are there." The Red Cross is routinely called by fire departments on the island when there is a fire. The firefighters judge how long it will take to fight a fire and alert the Red Cross volunteers when they need to take equip ment to the site and set up a field kitchen. "We budgeted for 7 to 12 fires during the fiscal year ending June 30. So far there have been 10 fires," he said. The Red Cross office at Ault Field re lays emergency messages to all the car riers that have men deployed from the base. "We are heavily involved in relaying emergency messages to these men. Be tween 250 and 300 messages go through this office every month. They are sent all over the world," explained Wisausky. "Unfortunately only about 5 percent bring happy news like the birth of a baby. The other 95 percent usually bring news of illness, death, an accident or financial dif ficulty." If a sailor needs money to get home because of an emergency and he is short of cash, an interest-free loan is arranged. "Recently we had a case of a woman and her grandchild living in a car. The mother had died. The father was stationed in Korea and for some reason there was trouble contacting him," recalled Wi sausky. "Because I am in touch with all the social services on the island, I know just who to call. I picked up the phone and quickly arranged for funds, housing and food for her and the child." All of this work is done by volunteers. There are only two paid staff. Currently there are more than 150 volunteers oper ating from this office. These include case workers, receptionist, disaster teams and more chan 100 workers at the Oak Harbor Naval Hospital. "Our volunteers range in age from teens to senior citizens. We log in excess of 3,000 volunteer hours a month." Emergency teams are on call 24 hours a day, responding to whatever may happen. They have checked on a suspected suicide, lost kids and other human emergencies. They were there with food and drink when the ferry at Keystone went aground. "Probably the most difficult emergen cies to respond to are air crashes. We do massive feeding on the base and have even gone to crashes in Oregon, and one near Chehalis." floor, there are 10 donkeys on the floor at one tL111!. Each team has 10-12 men." Donkey Basketball Game is one of the two major fund raisers sponsored by the Red Cross. The other is the annual air show. Last year the games raised over $2,500. "The beauty of local fund raisers is that all the money stays here in the community and is not shared with other Red Cross units," explained Wisausky. The promoter receives half the admis sion fees, and the sponsoring group the other half. All the money raised at the concession stays with the Red Cross. The concession was very popular last year, of fering hot dogs (regular, chili and sauerk- 'I was called out by the local fire department to go to the aid of people who were burned out of their house at Admiral's Cove. Within an hour we were there with hot coffee and drinks . .. and located the family in a motel.' Donkey basketball may sound like a lot of horsing around, but it is a very serious fund raiser for the local Red Cross chap ter. For the second year teams from the two squadrons based at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, the "Jammers" of VAQ-129 and the "Bombers" of VA-128, will meet in the Oak Harbor gymnasium, mounted on donkeys to fight it out for the glory of their group. The event will take place at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 21. Tom Wisausky, branch manager of the Red Cross, based at the naval air station on Ault Field Road, explained that a player must be on his donkey before he can shoot a basket. "If he loses the ball, he must get off his mount, retrieve the ball and climb back on. It can get pretty hilarious. Wearing spe cially designed shoes to protect the gym - Thomas Wisausky raut), soda pop, candy and popcorn. The funds raised are used for disaster relief and the training of volunteers to serve the two primary nussions of the Red Cross: emergency communications and fi nancial assistance to the armed forces, and disaster relief. "Just this morning I was called out by the local fire department to go to the aid of people who were burned out of their home at Admiral's Cove. Within an hour we were there with hot coffee and drinks. If food had been needed, we would have brought it in for the firefighters. Shortly, we had the family located in a motel, gave them vouchers to purchase clothing and food. All vehicles used by the Red Cross are donated chrough the military surplus sal vage program and are kept in repair by a volunteer mechanic. An old Navy recruit- ing van is the latest acquisition. It is used for communications and can go directly to a disaster area. "It was painted by squadron VA-155 and for that reason their logo appears on the van," explained Wisausky. "All vehicles are driven by volunteers. Recently there was a disaster drill on Camano Island of a simulated earthquake. The Red Cross supplied food from their mobile field kitchen. If it had been night, they would have used their two diesel lOK generators to light up the area. The Red Cross doesn't receive any fed eral, state or local tax money. All the mon ey is donated through United Way and private donations. They receive the use of the facility on the base free, which allows them to use their funds where they do the most good. The Red Cross is required by congressional charter to provide relief to those suffering from a disaster. Wisausky said he hopes the coming bas ketball game will help provide money for that purpose. "How did we get the idea of a Donkey Basketball Gaine? It was simple: The pro moter called me and told me he worked with groups to help them raise funds. He owns the donkeys and he has done Donkey Baseball with the Anacortes Red Cross and Basketball for the Eagles," explained Wisausky. It is played like regular basketball, with four quarters and a half time. During half time the children have a chance to see the donkeys up close and to pet them. Wi sausky, who has been with the Red Cross for 10 years, expects this year's games to be a bigger success than last year's. "They may not be the Goodwill Games, but they can go a long way to help our community," he said. fur ticket information call 257-2879. Judy Van Deen is a regular contri butor to Whidbey Today. please con tact her with story ideas at 678-5958. T WEB<'S WHIDBEY TODAY ••• CUT IT OUT! Seniors ................ 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CARD OF THANKS: Up to 40 words ................................................................ $5.00 Each additional word .................................. 1 O cents per word SPECIAL RATES: LOST, FOUND, FREE: Found and Free items run free one week, Lost run at half price. HEADLINES: $1.00 per insertion for centered headline. BOX REPLIES: For $5 additional per ad, advertisers may have replies sent to Whidbey Press. A number is assigned to each ad. Replies are given out on presentation of ID. HAPPY ADS: Available in three sizes. Priced at $10, $15 and $20 prepaid. Includes photograph. Send a greeting today to a loved one. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: $7.20 per inch open rate for commercial and boxed advertisements. Volume and consistency rates available STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS: Reach more than 1,000,000 homes in 114 state community newspapers. One week, up to 25 v·orcis, $129.00 prepaid. (Extra words, $4 each). Deadline . 1 '2 days before publication. PAYMENT TERMS: Individual classifieds require payment in advance by deadline MasterCard and Visa gladly accepted. $1 00 billing charge on ads requiring a bill to be mailed For information, phone 675-6611 or 321.5300. ERRORS & CANCELLATIONS: Please read your ad on the first day If you see an error, Whidbey Press will gladly re-run your ad correctly We accept responsibili.ty for the first incorrect insertion, and then only to the extent of a corrected insertion or refund of the price paid. To correct an ad, call 675-6611 or 321 -5300. EDITING: All ads are subject to the approval of the Whidbey Press, which reserves the right to edit, reject or properly classify any ad. A. Announcements 2. Personals ADOPTION: We are a young community-involved couple who long to fill our lives with adoption. We pro· m1se to provide all that you wish for your child Please call (818) 355·2727 HARRIET, Time to put away those small winter clothes. Warm up to Spring with pastel fashions, warm, bold styles from FASHIONS UNLIMITED at Ken 's Korner, Clinton. If you're in Freeland, stop by Bettie B's, Freeland Mall. Visa, MasterCard welcome I WISH TO EXPRESS heartfelt thanks to the many people who cared during Floraine's illness and finally during her passing. Special thanks to all the beautiful people at H.H.C. Also to all the caring nurses and to Kathy, who came every week and took care of her needs. We'll all miss her. Gene Talbert LOW COST LEGAL Need legal help at a reasonable cost? Divorce, bankruptcy, wills, real estate, general Call Mike at Island Paralegal, 679-1607. 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. PRICE REDUCTION on gold! Just in time for Easter and Mother's Day1 Whidbey Island Gold Coupon Book now on sale for $1 O at your favorite outlets throughout South Whidbey Any questions, call Doreen Barr, 321-6383 TOPPFAST - Lose weight quickly and safely Now available on the south end 221-3690 VAN POOL RIDERS wanted from Whidbey Island to downtown Seattle Leave on 6:25 a.m ferry, return 5.45 p m ferry No waiting in ferry lines Call Karl, 221-3517 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS • INFORMATION 321-9995, 321-5816, 221-2631 41 lfc020 48 lfc020 PREGNANCY AID Emotional and practical support to any pregnant woman. Pregnancy testing. Matemit y and infant clothing, car seat loaner 321 •4767 program. NO FEES • 24 hrs. 42-do-020 RNW~ Community Alcohol Drug Services Call us ... We Can Help 679 4525 221-2522 JS 1k WT.020 3. Lost & Found LOST: Diamond engagement ring, solitary setting. Lost April 2 at the Island Greens If found please call 3214783 or 321-1098 LOST: 1 O' Livingston double hulled dinghy, 3'12 hp Tanka motor, with oars and red gas can . Lost near Useless bay area. $100 reward. 246-8975, call collect LOST Siberian Husky. Black and white male, has blue eyes limps on right front foot. Very friendly. If found , please call 6 75·8803 days, 257-4729 evenings 4. Give Away/Free FREE TO GOOD HOME: 3-year·old blonde Cocker Spaniel All shots, great with kids. 679-5009 after 5 pm LOVELY, CUDDLY, playful cats, aged one to five years. need someone to love Healthy, box-trained, have shots, neutered 675-5703 TO GOOD HOME. Moving, cannot take two year old neutered male wolf/Shepherd cross. Good with kids. Call 675-1904 • . CHECK ADS FOR ERRORS 675-6611/321-5300 • \\hiclh1'y TOIM Y, Sunday, ,\1>ril 15, 1990 3 MOREL MUSHROOMS WANTED. Will pay $5 per pound Please call Patti, 675 -1278 7. For Sale Miscellaneous PRIVATE COLLECTOR seeks used ATTENTION EASTER BUNNIES: We oriental rugs, any size, condition have naturally delicious candies - no Cash paid 1 546-9442 sugar or artificial anything Also lovely 3rd SHIFT WORKER needs live 1n or live out nanny for 3 year old boy Call anytime 321 0967 TULALIP BINGO Bus to Tulalip Bingo Center, Tuesday, May 1. $1 round trip. For information. call 321 ·5323 LIMITED SPACE TRAILER FOR 1 6 321-6387 wood boat WANTED - Gold jewelry, dental gold, class rings, wedding rings, chains coins, etc Any cond1tion1 C.C. Coins, 935 W. Ault Field Road, 675-1444. • WANTED: JOHN DEERE traclors models AR, BR, AO, L, LA and Linder man Crawler. 679-3882 baskets and many special treats to put 1n them THE CHILDREN'S WEARHOUSE, 7 331 S Holst Rd Clinton, open 10 am to 5 p .m Fridays & Saturdays, weekdays by ap· po1ntment. 2 21 -7 606 14' ALUMINUM BOAT (Sears Gamefisher), $350, 1 o· fiberglass boat (wide), stable,$300 1963 Mer· cury Monterey. Classic, licensed, run ning. $900 55-gallon barrels, $12 50 250' 7 /8" cable, $150, 40·. $25 675-8388 BOB'S SMALL BACKHOE SERVICE. Poweriwater lines. grading, topsoil spreading, shrub hedge planting, French drains, etc , etc . $20 per ~~2~~~6. • 7. For Sale Miscellaneous SOUTHERN COMFORT for southern Wh1dbey Island Select sizes and styles 1n cotton and rayon Just off the boat from southern Hawa11 Ya·11 come on 1n hear' Sale ends April 30 FASHIONS UNLIMITED, Ken's Korner, Clinton 321-4535. Visa , MasterCard welcome TRY US!! You·11 like 111 New and used jewelry , TV's, VCR·s. stereos, cameras Save big bucks' C.C. Coins, 935 W. Ault Field Road, 675-1444. • TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLE 1n directing your future Let's work together to design an aggressive resume and Job hunt strategy Free initial consultation and'or critique of your existing resume. The Winning Edge Employment Strategies Letters Resumes DINING SETS - Casual sets starting at $525 and up Finished and unfinis· ed 5-piece sets. Five years experience quietly helping SOLID PINE CHEST OF DRAWERS, people find satisfying employment. B. Merchandise For Sale Garage Sales BAZAAR - 1.0.0 .F. HALL, Langley, April 14, 1990 Tables tor rent, $8 per table Call 321-4366. Last day to rent, April 1 HELP US CELEBRATE EARTH DAY! We're recycling all our stuff - in cluding a truck canopy, kids' clothes and toys, 15 years of unused gifts and treasures that you'll lovel One day on ly, Saturday, April 21, 9-4 p.m Please don't arrive at 8, we will still be sleep· ing1 848 Saratoga Road, Langley (on Goodell Lane, look for huge sign). See you there1 HUGE GARAGE & Bake Sale, Satur day, May 5, 9-5, 4-H building, Langley Fairgrounds. A South Whidbey Parent Co·op pre school benefit MOVING SALE, everything goes Fur niture, washer, dryer, tools, toys, etc Honeymoon Bay Road to Sherman, follow signs to end of road April 20-22 221-7916 7. For Sale Miscellaneous BUSINESS CLOSING Selling All in Stock Carpets & Vinyl below Wholesale FORTIER'$ Floor Covering Service 1075 Pioneer Way Oak Harbor 675-6560 BACKYARD STORAGE BARNS! You call. .. we do it all! Sizes 8'x8' to 10'x12'. DURA-SHED, 321-6605 or 678-66461 VISA, Mastercard , layaway 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 Whidbey Press Classified Department. 675-6611 /321 -5300 • CHINOOK CAMPER, 8Y,, $250; por table kerosene outdoor heater, $75; two 55-gallon oil drums, $1 5/set. 678-664 7 or 321 1325, 9 a.m. -8 p.m CARPET INSTALLATION - New or used, repairs and restretch New con struction rates Quality at a low price 675-8637 Lie No. WILL1B· 110JD. CUPID'S ARROW "Lingerie From Mild to Wild" UNDIES SALE Styles for Guys and Gals Buy one - Get one FREE (equal or lesser value) Priced from $2.99 - New Arrivals- Fancy Hosiery, Lacey Gloves Always lots of lotions and oils! 1 058 W Pioneer, Suite C (above For Pete's Sake) 675-0824 CADILLAC OF ADIRONDACKS on sale now through Mother's Day Buy one, get one at 40% savings! This is the most comfortable patio chair ever Come on 1n and see for yourself! Local delivery available. WOODMASTERS OF WASHINGTON, 4809 Hwy 525, Clinton 321-1910. $69 and up. Bunk bed sets starting at $149 OAK BOOKCASES, finished & un finished, starting at $89 and up 2-drawer file cabinets, unfinished, $125 ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS, $1 49 and up Many different sizes and styles (Island's largest selection). NEW CHILDREN'S BEDROOM FUR NITURE. 12 different colors to choose from, 90 different options, all contem porary design FURNITURE FACTORY 9026 900 Avenue West 679-2814 FARM FRESH EGGS - Dyne's Egg Farm1 Just '12 mile up Balda Road off Scenic Heights Road Monday through Saturday, 10-5 FORD 9N TRACTOR with double bot tom plow, good condition $2,000 Call 321-5782 FAX, COPIES, NOTARY and more business services available at SOUTH WHIDBEY BUSINESS SERVICES, Ken's Korner, Clinton. Specialty prin ting services now availabJe1 Business cards, announcements, letterhead, envelopes, invitations for that distinc tive touch 221-7747. FAX No. 221-2737 - -------- GREENHOUSES ISLAND GREENHOUSES, 221-2908 or 1-800-635·7510. • KIDS HAVING A PARTY? Make it a pony party. Pony and cart rides Kids 3-8. 678-5202 Sign up now KEMP COMPOST TUMBLER. Adver tised 1n Organic Gardening magazine Like new, $300 OBO 221 -3534. LARGE PLANTS - 5' Juniper Tams, 4'x2' Mugo Pines at much less than 50% off nursery prices, $20 each 678-5194 350 LIN. FT. 2x4 st.d., been used as sidewalk forms . 11 20 tt., rest misc lengths $37 50 221 -2691 evenings LAWN TRACTOR. New condition, Sears Best. LTD 11 with varied drive A steal at $595 Phone 678-534 7 MOVING! MUST SELL weight set and bench. Great for beginnersl Call Rob, leave message at 321 -4098 $75 OBO. 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. QUEEN SIZE quilted coverlet, custom made by Waverly . Dust ruffle, 2 shams with pillows, 5 coordinating throw pillows, matching valance . Like new, $275 Quilted double bedspread, custom made by Waverly Coor dinating throw pillows, matching valance Like new, $135. 675-5323 REDECORATE YOUR HOME from the floor up with South Whidbey's largest selection of floor coverings from FUR NITURE 'N STUFF, Clinton. Profes sional installation available. Easy credit OAC Visa, MasterCard welcome. Open Monday through Saturday. 321·4044. STATEWIDE CLASSIFIEDS: Place your ad in Washington's community newspapers with a combined circula tion 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 675-6446 by appointment Whidbey Today 3 FOR THE PRICE OF 2: Pay in advance for your classified in the Whidbey Today and get 3 weeks for the price of 2! • WHITE ELECTRIC STOVE, old but works, $200: wooden Conn clarinet with case, $95, Swiss Passar duomatic knitting machine, $95 321-5487 WEAVERS & SPINNERS 45" Leclerc 4-harness loom, bench, $700. Also supplies Louvett spinning wheel, $225, many supplies Best of fer 221-7638 WHAT CAN $10 BUY for you today? The Whidbey Island Gold Coupon Book, of coursei Just think - $1,700 value for just $1 O Available at stores and shops on South Whidbey Spon sored by Soroptimist International of South Whidbey Island YOUR CHILDREN'S OUTGROWN CLOTHING equals cash' CHILDREN'S WEARHOUSE is accep ting USED children's clothing and toys on consignment Call Josette at 221-7606 tor more information INSTALLED VINL Y SIDING Best prices, highest quality . Buy direct 1-800-544-0510 42TFCNT.WT 120 Live Dungeness CRAB Come pick your crab from our saltwater tank! HOURS: Fri.-Sun. 10-4 Glendale Dock - 3 miles south of Clinton on Humphrey Roadl 321-1078 !JAVE TIME, LABOR AND MONEY. SAV Q z C( "' 0 SPRING SPECIALS ON THE QUALITY POLE BUILDING OF YOUR CHOICE 111 •Garages ~ • Shops ..; • Mobile Home Covers ! •Machine Storage • Hay Storage & Feeders ~ • Horse Barns : • Riding Arenas -< i .!" :,,, z 0 ;i: 0 z ,., :< . • Commercial Buddings i::. •a nd much much more "' ~ CALL7577711 ~ • for custom design ~erv1ce 10 your '" o home or our office i ~ Farm & Home !" a: STEEL BUILDINGS g 1177 Water Tank Rd. t ~ Burlington, WA 98233 ;: ~ WEST ADI !;TlF~~T WT 120 i SAVE TIME, LABOR AND MONEY. SAVE 8. ForSale Appl. & Furn. FRIGIDAIRE FAMILY SIZE, frost -free refrigerator with ice cube maker Ex cellent condition, $175 A great buy1 321 -1788 after 7 p m. ISLAND PRICING is comparable pric ing1 Bring us a verifiable price quote, and give us the opportunity to meet or beat ii. if we haven't alreadyl FUR NITURE 'N STUFF, Clinton . Easy credit O A C Visa, MasterCard welcome. Open Monday through Saturday 321-4044. OAK AND WALNUT, 3-sect,on bookshelves (12') Inlaid wood, ad iustable shelves, excellent condition, $375 OBO. Gold tone shag rug, 16x31, good cond1t1on, no stains, $75. 321-4240 4 Whidbey TODAY, Sunday, April 15, 1990 9. For Sale, Livestock, Pets & Supplies BABY CHICKS Arauconas (Blue Egglayers). S1lk1es, Mille, Fleurs and more. Also taking orders for baby pheasants, ducks and geese 221-3194 BEAUTIFUL ARABIAN mare, ex cellent bloodlines, good trail, etc $1,200 Yearling Arabian colt Ex cellent, showy, sweet $900. Fadjur line. 221 - 7157 HAND TAMED BIRDS. Three conures, each with c 1ge Also baby cockatiels Phone 679 2492 K-9 OBEDIENCE. Get the best Talk is cheap. See a demonstration before enrolling in any class 678-5202 Oak 1-!arbor and rreeland 11. For Sale, Autos 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 Whidbey Press Classified Department 675-6611/321 -5300 ' 1987 CAMARO. V-8, 305, T-tops custom aluminum wheels and tires Low miles, very clean Call 675-2950 after 5 pm. 1 985 DODGE Colt DL, 4-door sedan AT, AC. excellent condition, reliable $3,200. 221-3534 FOR SALE or trade 1975 Pinto Coun· try station wagon, $750 080. Terms available. 321-6063 or 321-6585 14. For Sale, Rec. Vehicles 1972 CA BO VER CAMPER. 1 0 h ' Aristocraft Self-contained shower pressure water system, hot water heater Good cond1t1on everything works $1,195 221-3730 D. ~t~ ~· CUSTOM MADE camper for El Camino pickup or small pickup. Range, ice Services box. sink Sleeps two adults and small ------------ child Priced to sell quickly - $300 678-3447 1982 28' CROSS COUNTRY Class A Extras 19K miles, top condition $28,000 221-8852 or 483-8000 1978 CLASS " A" Coachmen motor home 26', roof air, PS, PB TW, microwave. Excellent cond1t1on $13,500 675-6644. If no answer, leave message 17. Instruction PORCELAIN DOLLMAKING CLASSES 18. Services/General CHIMNEY CLEANING & REPAIR Specializing 1n Osburne Sweet Home and Earthstove woodstoves. Virtually all makes available Installations available 321-5844 CREATIONS FOR YOU by Patty Lou Sewing mending and repair Altera· !ions, zippers. most anything you need 221 -8873 CUSTOM ADDITIONS, remodeling and new construction Quality work. Insured, bonded and licensed. G.W. CONSTRUCTION. GWCON • '121 ON 679-3324. DESK TOP PUBLISHING 19. Child Care CHILD CARE, my home , no weekends Call Linda at 221 7655 LOOKING FOR a loving. energetic in dividual to care for my 9· and 24-month-olds 1n my home {Clinton). part-time of full ·t,me, Monday-Friday Experience and references required Begin May 1 Call 221 -3295 PUBLIC NOTICE For the protection and safety of your children. Washington State law re quires that day care operators be state approved nnd licensed For more in formation, 675 5928 . STOP CALLING YOUR DOG. Start calling INVISIBLE FENCI NG . 856-4151. • FIAT SPORT 850 convertible New top, tires and seats. Excellent condi tion, 30 mpg, 69K miles $2,000 1981 DOLPHIN. 31,000 miles, Toyota chassis, 20', totally self-contained 1 7 miles per gallon $12,000 OBO 221-3721 New studio now open Learn to make your own reproduction of those beautiful antique French and German dolls Class size limited. C;ill Mary at 678 5308 for information. April Special: Letterhead, $45 per thousand Other printings at reasonable rates. Call 221-2501 10. Firewood FIREWOOD: U cut, U-haul. Alder, $35 a cord Silver Lake area. 675-1253 FIREWOOD 5 'la OFF OUR LOW PRICE ... 1 ST TIME CUSTOMERS. Cut. split and delivered free to north end area. Outside Oak Harbor delivery charge. Mixed green, 14" or 16" cut. $71 25 plus tax Call 675-4669 or order GOOD WOOD - Think ahead Green alder, guaranteed full cord, prompt delivery $7 5 cord 221 · 7144 or 221-2194 MIXED FIREWOOD: Alder, fir, hemlock and maple. $65 cord - you 080. 675-4193. 1984 FOUR SEASON'S Pop-up Camper, sleeps 4 , refrigerator, stove 18. Services/General 1979 HONDA CIVIC wagon . Runs, good tires, battery, starter, motor and driveable. Good parts car. $200 OBO. 221-7099. with oven, double bowl sink, $1,100 ------------ OBO Call 221-2501. KEEP UP WITH WHIDBEY: Subscribe to the News-Times or South Whidbey Record. For details call 675-6611 or 32 1-5300. RICS WESTSIDE RV TERRY ' COLLINS Made in the U.S.A Propane 89 cents gallon Parts and Service 1011 W. Division Mount Vernon 424-0760 ' LADIES 1980 Buick Century Limited. 56,440 original miles. 4-door, loaded. Drives and looks like new. $3,000. 221-3590. 11 ' SECURITY camper S.C. with elec tric flush toiler, four corner hydraulic 1986 MUSTANG LX. PS, PB, cruise, jacks $1,050. 321-4991. V-6 automatic. Black, very clean. $4,995 080. 221-2850. VW REPAIRS - engines, clutches, brakes, front ends. Restoration work, hard to find parts. Walt, 678-3897. 975 19' TIOGA. 3-way refrigerator, bath with shower, trailer hitch both ends. Nice, only 49,000 miles. $9,500. 221 · 7892 AL TERA TIONS AND MENDING. Blue jeans hems. $5, dress pants. $4, skirts, $4-$8; squadron patch, $1 50, rating badge, $2. 675-9246. BACKHOE AND TRACTOR WORK . Small jobs are our specialty, including brush cutting, rotovating, trenches, etc Phone 321-5745 BULLDOZING Driveways Lot Clearing Foundations Wood Excavation 678 5352 JAMESPW202LC DRIVEWAY PROBLEMS ? We bulldoze, haul crushed rock, install drainage ditches, culverts Call today. Paris bros. 321-1820 DRESSMAKING AND alterations. Former Singer sewing teacher Work guaranteed. 321-5895. • EASTER SPECIAL FOR SENIORS: Perm, cut and style. $38-$42 Tues., Wed., Fri. by appointment thru end of April. Call Dianne at Paul's in Clinton. 221-7070 HELEN'S SEWING SERVICE - My stitch in time will save you nine! Men ding, repairs, zippers, lightweight leathers and plastics, alterations 221-7196. E. Employment 20. Work Wanted CHRISTIAN MOTHER seeks house cleaning. Reliable and honest. 221-3584 HANDY ANDY: Journeyman in carpentry, electrical and plumbing, or will clear brush, trees. etc. Also light hauling. Needs work. 221-214 7. 21. Help Wanted haul; $80 cord delivered '2 cords ------------ WINDOW WASHING & CARPET CLEANING HAULING JOBS WANTED: Trash, brush, rubbish, junk cars. appliances removed. Small DU MP TRUCK DELIVERY - rock, bark, topsoil, firewood. 321-5637 okay 221-7326. C. Transportation/ For Sale 11. For Sale, Autos 1973 CUTLASS SALON, runs well , $300 080 221-8427 evenings Looking for straight talk on a car or truck - see Jay Meyer at Oak Harbor Motors, your Dodge C hrysler-P I ymout h Head quarters. Value, courteous treat ment and conscientious dealing making you, the customer No. 1. 675-5901 or 1-800-446·3224. 5 tfc-RECWT 200 1984 Ford Ranger 4x4 Long Box, 4 speed Tutone XL s 6,999 1 ITCRI 1 AOEIJC071&l 1986 Toyota X-Cab L/B Pick-up Lo Lo Miles I 1berglass Canopy Loaded, Nice $ 7,999 J1 4RN7CX>XGW:l5303 Roll-up Door Great Utility Rig $ 679-4106 12. For Sale, Trucks 15. For Sale, Boats/Marine 20 years experience Clean windows HOUSEKEEPER AVAILABLE Monday ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for Nur sing Assistants Call 293-6622. EOE. 1971 CHEV window van. Rebuilt engine, heavy Y, ton , four captain's chairs, straight body Must s'ell. $2,250. 32 1-0955. give you a bright outlook 221 3721. through Friday . References . COUPEVILLE HARBOR STORE seeks 12' ALUMINUM BOAT. 4 hp Evinrude, organized, mature and dependable fresh water only, low hours. $900 678-3339 or 678-4007. P ackage. 221 . 3721 _ 1------Th_e________ assistant. Some duties include: Deli J & J WALLPAPERING - Experienc· prep, cashiering and table waiting . Carpet Specialists .-" ed, reasonable rates. Call for free Rotating schedule will require some 1984 FORD RANGER. 5-speed, canopy, snow tires , Truckmate CB. $3,000 OBO. 321-4975. 13. For Sale, Cycles 27 ' BUCCANEER SAILBOAT: Diesel, head, shower, stove, oven, refrigerator. Sleeps 5, VHF, depth finder, dodger furling job Good family cruising. $10,500. 675-5786. BOAT TRAILER, 16'x18', painted, no rust. New axle and bearings, spare, $400. 8' Livingston with 5 hp motor, $400. 321-6089. ; ~ estimate. 221-2370. weekend and evening shift. Better Because you've got belle&,, than minimum. If interested, please $4 t 9 hin 9 gs 5 to do. '. 1 , ,(,~~, MOVING? Truck and crew available. send background information to: P 0 . !( l 7'x1 O'x?' dry box. You pack, we load Box 869, Coupeville, WA 98239. AB· Living o,rnng i'i and unload. Weekends okay. Call SOLUTEL Y NO PHONE CALLS. '(325 sq ft) Hall 1 David at 221-2908 and leave We' re Truck Mounted jk 1 , 1 message. • CONCRETE WORKER wanted, good Not portable ~ --~ pay, must be dependable. 321-1395. Here's Why elk,- MOSS REMOVAL AND PAINT CLEAN MACHINE: 1980 Yamaha XT250-Enduro. Runs good on/off road. $450. 321-1427. 1 Dries faster Whidbey Island PREPS . GARY ' S PRESSURE CABINETMAKERS' HELPER wanted. FOR SALE: 22' 197 4 Reinell cabin 2 Cleans deeper 679-4681 WASHING, 221-7229. Excellent opportunity to learn quality 1984 SUZUKI DR100. Excellent condi· cruiser and 1 986 Hodge boat trailer _:: __:'~ ..'.'.:a~e~ ~ "- _ ~ '.'.:_:: '.:'.: ~ c- cabinetmaking. Must be hard working lion, new tires. 2 helmets. $450 OBO. 5 73.5558 _ NORTH ISLAND WOODWORKS. At· and qu1cke learner. Some carpentry 22 1. 7396 after 4:30 p.m. tention remodelers: cabinets covered experience required. Call 221 · 7818. 1981 YAMAHA IT175. $600 or trade for ATV or bike trailer. 321-4991. 14. 16' GRANDY. 35 hp Johnson rebuilt, low hours on rebuilt, 16' Holsclaw trailer, CB, gas tanks, lots of extras. $2 ,000 080. 221-3721 1989 8 HP HONDA outboard. 36 For Sale, Rec. Vehicles hours (30 hour service), tank, flush kit. 25' CHAMPION. 1979 motor home. $1, 189. Langley, 321-4238. Self-contained, has 46,000 $12,000 080. 221-3103. miles. 10' HILAKER boat trailer and 7'12 hp motor. New spare tire for trailer $1,200 or offer. 321-4991 LOOKING FOR ? A USED CAR I We have over 1 00 used cars & trucks ,n stock now' $695 and up Com<' t,y 01 g,vr us a call at 42'1 711 1 o, 1 fl()J) :);>fi All'lfl GREG HINTON OLDS • CAD • GMC TRUCK ? 4 00 R1vers1de Drive Mount Vernon 1-800-326-8898 15 lfr Nt CW WT ""'"' 1987 Nissan 4x4 Pick-up Sharp Truck Hurry Won't Last $ 9,999 I N6NOl 1 Y2HC379580 1972 Ford F-250 P.U. "Boat Hauler B19 Block v-s· WE HAVE REBUILT outbcard motors We do outbcard motor repair and now do fiberglass boat repair. Have some trade-in boat motors and trailers. We consider trade-ins Mike 's Outboard, 221-3759. 1984 Ford XLT Bronco Full Size 4x4 Sharp Rig!! $10,999 IFMEUISH9El.A94833 1966 Ford F250 P.U. "Great Old Work Truck" F25Yl6886949 ALL 1990 SUBARUS 0 Down P01t. o.A.c. Hurry - Don't miss this deal. You can't make a better deal - included legacy, XT's, 4 WD's. Remember, before you buy any car at any price for any reason, be sure to come & see _ 5892 St. Hwy. 20, O~k Harbor 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 StUeContraclo1s Reg No 1SLANH~131QH 43 tfc· Aec NT - 400 1988 Mazda Cab Plus 4x4 Lo Miles, One Owner-Nice $9,999 JMl(":2212G1830765 1987 Ford Aerostar Van Seven Pass - Xl - I .o Miles S} l,999 11 MU\1 IL~Jll8331>-'>l 1986 Ford XL T Bronco II Double Sharp - Lo Miles - Loaded s 9,999 If MC UHTJGU6344&. Glenn - 679-2542 J erry - 679-2152 Stan - 293-64 99 with real wood veneers and laminates, door and drawer fronts replaced. Yes, we have many styles and colors. Yes, we can add cabinets, pantries, islands, etc. Free demonstration, 678-3747. NORTHWEST TILE Residential, commercial, remodeling our specialty. Free estimates. Ceramic tile, marble, masonry. We lay the best for less. NORTH11 OPD. 675-5536. PROFESSIONAL? Whidbey Press publishes regular professional direc tories. For information call 675-6611 or 321 -5300. PRESSURE WASHING COOKS - PART-TIME and full-time. Experienced and dependable. Coupeville, 678-6350. DISAPPOINTED BY the resume mills? Yes, there is more to the job hunt than a generic resume, a handshake and a roll of dimes for the copier. Let's do it right. We will talk about your goals and ambi tions and devise a specific plan for you to attain them The Winning Edge Employment Strategies Letters Resumes Rooftop cleaning, moss removal, paint and concrete stripping, mobile home Five years experience quietly helping wash and wax. 221 -3721. • people find satisfying employment. SOUTH WHIDBEY BUSINESS SERVICES See us for your business needs: Taxes, Secretarial, Services, Business Cards/Stationery, Copies, FAX. "Let our office be your office." Ken's Korner Shopping Plaza, Clinton. 221-7747. SOUTH WHIDBEY BUSINESS SER VICES is now offering quality business cards, stationery, envelopes and an nouncements at affordable prices. Come in and see our beautiful em bossed samples! "Let our office be your office " Ken's Korner Shopping Plaza, Clinton . 221 -7747. THE CAN-DO MAN 675-6446 by appointment EXPER I ENCED FULL-TI M E manager/bartender position, South Whidbey area. Send resume to P.O Box 334, Clinton, WA 98236. Deadline. April 18. EXCELLENT WAGES for spare time assembly. Easy work at home, no ex perience needed. Call 1-504-641 · 7778 ext 6080. Open 24 hours, including Sunday $32.95 refundable fee EXPERIENCED SALESPERSON for hardware, paint, plumbing, lumber, electrical. Part-time (retired people preferred). See Jack or Bob at Lumber Jacks, 321-4866. EVENING & WEEKEND dishwasher needed Apply at Clover Patch Cafe, Bayview Free estimates - low rates. My help· ing hands can do general repairs, odd JObs, unfinished jobs. painting, EXPERIENCED REAL estate agent drywall, fauceUpipe repairs, lighting, 90· 10 commission split available at power washing and much more. You Realty World for negotiated fee . Ex· name it, I'll do it. 221-3243. • cellently located, bus office Call Bill at THE MERRY MOPPERS & CO. can help you with your spring cleaning Give your home that "MM sparkle." Call 221 -8730. TOP/REMOVE TREES. Experienced tree trimmer, specialized in topping and removal of trees. Free estimates. Call 679-4965 THINKING ABOUT a new look for your home? FURNITURE 'N STUFF, Clln ton, can help you put it all together at an affordable pnce Stop by for a chat and some decorating ideas Open Monday through Saturday 321-4044. EXPERT PAINTING WALLPAPERING RICHARD PAYNE Interior/Exterior work guaranteed L,censed Bonded 678-3158 or 221· 7935 Loe No PAYNERMl I OKl3 t, Nl nEC Wl 400 321-5551 FLY AWAY Spend a weekend with the Naval Reserve. We have openings at Naval Air Stations and Naval Air Reserve Units for former aviation and support personnel Call 1·800-247-7777 to find out if you qualify for the openings available GREENBANK FAMILY looking fo; babysitter for summer Must drive Good hourly wage. For kids-loving person1 Call evenings 678 3594 or 22 1-7818 LANDSCAPE FIRM, mainte~e and installation, needs reliable people WSDL, experienced or will train Wage DOE, full or part time 321-0982 LOOKING FOR the right person to clean The Garden Path B&B, Langley Will pay $8 per hours. Call 321-5121, ask for Linda ---------- ---------------- ----------- ----------------\:\~'h::i<'.:ll~H'.:.:'::,~T~O'..:_'.D,\ Y. Sunday, April 15, 1990 5 21, Help Wanted NURSES AIDES HOUSEKEEPERS YARD WORKERS 21 . Help Wanted THE CAPTAIN WHIDBEY INN is known for ,ts wonderful hospitality J?in us ,n giv111g our guests great ser· vice A NIGHT CLERK position ( 11 Pm to 7 a.IT') and a HOUSEKEEP· ING position are available ,mrned,ately. We are also now accepting apphca t,ons for all departments for summer. Please apply IN PERSON at the Cap tarn Wridbey Inn Let us find a JOb for you and schedule you at your convenience we·re look ing for reliable, experienced people to work immediately South Whidbey ap· plicants especially needed NOW Call Island Home Nursing at 221-7232 or 678-4090. , THE SHORT STOP Deli and Gas now has entry level pos,t,ons available for NEED DRIVER for P-1 route with automatic economy car Must have own insurance and be able to work nights, 2 3 nights a week, plus weekends Prefer retired man or woman. 675-6482 NURSERY ATTENDANT needed Trinity Lutheran Church, Freeland, is looking for a mature person to work Sunday, 7 45 a m. to 11 45 a.m. Competitive pay Call Pastor Lindas, 321 ·5191 REAL ESTATE TRAINEE: Local office of national company (Realty World) seeking 3 or 4 people willing to be trained Firs t year earnings of $25,000 possible. All company train ing paid - earn while you learn. Call Bill at 321 -555 1 . RETIRED? Suppliment income, Satur days and two afternoons operating truck scales Will train. 3 21 -6669 enthus,ast,c, hard working people at compet,t,ve wages Please apply at The Short Stop, 1504 Hwy 525, Freeland WEEKEND SALESPERSON. Friendly , energetic, fast learner Attention to detail a must. Retail experience prefer· red Send resume to Whidbey Island Dive Center. 8636 801h NW, Oak Har· bor Attn Valerie Stafford. WEEKEND WORK: Need experienc· ed. friendly help in retail store Apply in person Body Cover, 1 09 1st Street, Langley TWO POSITIONS for milkers - one night shift one day shift 678-4878 SOUTH WHIDBEY shellfish farm seeks production worker full-time Leadership ability preferred Respond to P O Box 1032, Freeland. WA 98249 21. Help Wanted WHIDBEY GENERAL HOSP IT AL Personnel Department P.O.Box 400 Coupeville, WA 98239 (206) 678-5151 MED. TECH. (ASCP) or ML T (ASCP) - Casual position Busy hospital lab requires Med Tech or MLT to perform a variety of lab procedures Ability to rotate through all departments such as hematology, clinical chemistry serology, blood banking , urinalysis and bacteriology Must be responsible for work and decisions with a minimum of supervision For further information on these and other patient care opportunities con· tact Human Resource at above ad· dress or telephone number WANTED - Experienced bartender for new waterfront restaurant in Coupeville Salary DOE, excellent working hours Send resume to Ryan's Landing, P.O. Box 1467 Coupeville, WA 98239 EXPERIENCED RETAIL SALES CLERK Local farm & garden suppy slore is sear ching lo fill positions on Nor th & South Whidbey Island Please apply if you are experienc- ed in retail selling. Familiarity with electronic cash register a plus. Knowledge of hardware, lawn, garden, & pel suppies helpful. - Opportunity for advancement to purchasing & receiving - E xcellent benefits package for full time position - Part time position open Equal opportunity employer Send resume lo Ad No. 54, P.O. Box 10, Oak Harbor , WA 98277 15 WT A-NT-CW 550 16-WT-A-NT-CW 550 Reaching more than 1 ,000,0 0 0 Washington State homes T o place your ad , phone 675-6611 (North and Central Wh1dbey) and 321-5300 (South Whidbey) Only $ 1 2 9 for 2 5 w ords, $4 for each addi tional word. EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION HELP! Need 16 full-time, 25part time people as reps. New diet disc program, seen on television. Earn and lose 10-29 lbs, possibly win $25,000. 1 (800)875 3722. HELP WANTED MECHANIC WANTED: Experi enced Cat and John Deere wheel tractor. Excellent benef its. Wages 0 00. Must have knowledge of hy draulics, power train, electrical and engines. Resume: Tumac Machin ery, Box 1137, Walla Walla, WA 99362. .LOTS AND ACREAGE 20 ACRE HOMESTEAD $12,500. Wooded with spring-fed well near 2 large operating gold mines at Re public, WA. Excellent hunting, fish ing. Easiest terms. Call Floyd , Westway Realty , (509)775-3930, home (509)775-2481 . FOR SALE: Approx. 57 acres. 30 acres open land, 10 acres apricots and peaches with refrigerated warehouse. Balance pasture, nice 3 bedroom mobile home, large shop, $170,000. Brind le's, Royal City, WA. Phone: (509)346-2660. 20 VIEW A CRES. Excellent recre ation area, $13,950, $199 down, $116.25 per month. Eight miles to downtown Chelan. Rocked roads, and surveyed. 1 (800)634-3876 for information or showing LEAVENWORTH: 2.1 acre parcels. Meadows, trees, near river, county paved dead-end road, power, irrigat ion water. $19 ,995. Terms. Lake Chelan-Stehekin, 1,500 feet of pristine waterfront, $336 per front foot, cabin, 3 ,000 feet down lake from Stehekin. Moses Lake : 84 lots total, 61 waterfront, prel iminary plat approval, $500,000. Terms. The John's Real Estate Corporation . 1 (800)753.JOHN. MOUNTAIN BEAUTY. Retreat to 35 acres of t reas, nice stream, some meadows. Between Tonasket & Republic in Okanogan County .$19, 900 w/terms. Frontier Lands, (509)923-2231, anytime MlSCELLANEOUS UNSECURED LOANS to $50,000. No co llateral, no co -signers. Bad credit and bankruptcy okay. For free inlormation wrrte to: Loans, Suite 6· B, 7027 W. Broward Blvd , Planta lion, FL 33317. NEED CREDIT? Guaranteed $2500 line of credit. Regardless of credit history or bankruptcy. You can't be turned down Details 1 (800)827- 2821 . FEE. WOLFF tanning beds. Commercial, home units from $199. Lamps, lo tions, accessories Monthly pay ments low as $18. Call today, free color catalog 1 (800)367 6836. A WONDERFUL family experience. Australian, European, Scan dinavian, Japanese h~h school ex change students arriving in August. Become a host family. American ln tercultural Student Exchange. Call 1 (800)SIBLING CAMCORDERS~CR• WHOL~ SALE, 42 brands No tax, free UPS delivery. Free Camcorder buyers guide (none for VCRs) . Call w,th model wanted for our price. 1 (800)344-7123. PLANNING A CLASS/GROUP REUNION? We can help.For free brochure, ca ll (206)531 • 7070 or write : Spanaway Travel, PO Box 761 , Spanaway, WA 98387. BRING THE WORLD to your stu dents! Learn to use newspapers in your classroom at the NIE (Newspaper in Education) Seminar. t hree graduate credits for K-12 teachers. August 13-16, Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA. $300 includes room, board, tuit ion . Pos sible newspaper co-sponsorship. Contact: Washington Newspaper Publishers Association , 3838 Stone Way North, Seattle, WA 98103, (206)634-3838. POLE BUILDINGS: Two doors, va por barrier, screw fasteners . 24x36x 12, $3183; 24x48x 12, $3850; 30x48x12, $4452. Other sizes, 100% financing. Free color brochure Call (Oregon) 1 (800)825- 2276. GOVERNMENT SEIZED/surplus vehic les at unbe lievable prices. BMW's, Cadi llacs, Chevy, Mer cedes, Porschas, Fords, plus trucks and vans. Amazing recorded mes sage reveals details. (206)759- 9368, ext.305. B UYING GALLE, Daum Nancy T iffany, Muller, any trench cameo: iridescent glass. Send photo, price, size, condition to George Price, Box 14144, Kansas City, MO 64152. BECOM E A PARALEGA L. Na t iona lly accredited , attorney in structed, home study, established 1976. Financial aid, free catalog. 1 (800)669-2555, Southern Career Institute, Drawer 2158, Boca Raton Florida 33437 ' STORAGE CONTAINERS for sale. 20' & 40' available. Dry, safe, se cure, portable, roll up doors and other modific at ions avai lab le. (206)767-4344. WANTED : Young boar. Must be disease free, lean, have good hams and be under 300 lbs. Write : Mark Weisbach, Box 592, Tonasket, WA 98855. FREE PAGEANT INFORMATION: Girls 7-12. Everyone gets trophy, tiara. Winner receives Orlando, Florida trip, $500 award. Call toll· free, 1(800)321 -4FUN, wr ite · Pageant, Slate Hill, NY 10973 GREENHOUSE and hydroponic gardeners. 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REAL ESTATE ARE YOU RECEIVING payments on a real estate contract'? We pur chase contracts and notes secured by real estate. Call for a substantial quote. Statewide service. Mortgage Exchange, lnc.1 (800)869-7081. BED & BREAKFAST POTENTIAL: 8+ bedrooms, 5 full & 1/2 baths, 2 kitchens, 5 kitchenettes, 3 levels. Heart of recreat ion country . Okanogan Town/Co untry Realty, Omak, WA (509 )826-4725. $CASH N OW$. For real estate contracts and deeds of trust . Anr. size, any location. Skip Foss et a , 1 (800)637-3677. GOVERNMENT HO M ES from $1 (you repair). Foreclosures, repos, tax delinquent propert ies. Now selling your area. Calf (315)736- 7375, ext. H-WA-12 current lists. 24 hours. HOOD CANAL waterfront home. Fully furnished, beautiful vacation spot. Four weeks use each year with maid service. $19,500. T arms available. John Hobbs Company, (206)232-1111 . VACATION PROPERTY SECLUDED R.V. LOT. Full hook ups. Year round trout fishing. North Cascades $3,900. 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For Rent, Homes 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, fenced yard $590 per month plus deposit 778-2989 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 Whidbey Press Classified Department. 675-6611 /321 ·5300 ' ISLAND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Houses. Apartments and Mobile Homes in Oak Harbor area $280 - $560 Six month leases No pets Call 679-1571 LUXURY WATERFRONT HOll.:E, Col umb1a Beach Short walking distance to ferry, easy commute to Seattle or Everett areas 2 •1, baths, 2 bedrooms, long term renter preferred $1,500 monthly, negotiable 252 9878 or 259-31 11 WEST SIDE medium bank waterfront, s tairs to beach, spectacular view Small two bedroom house, all ap pliances, woodstove No pets $600 First . last, deposit 321-4566 24. For Rent, Miscellaneous DO YOU NEED to rent a hall? Historic Freeland Hall available, right next to Freeland Park. For reservations, call 321 -675 1 OFFICE SPACE for rent, Ken's Korner Occupancy beginning sum· mer 1990 FAX, secretarial services, copies , notary, phone answering available 22 1-77 47 PRIME NEW RETAIL & COMMER· CIAL SPACE FOR LEASE. Occupan· cy beginning summer 1 990 Ken's Korner, Clinton 221·774 7 . COMM EHCIAL Retai l , office, warehouse, l ight ind ustrial Excellent City and C o unty locations Planning new buildings now 679-1571 / 2 SOTFl"WT JOO G.PROPERTY FOR SALE 25. Rea l Estate, Homes KEEP UP WITH WHIDBEY: Subscribe to the News Times or South Whidbey Record For details call 675-6611 or 321-5300. MUST SELL! Available April 17 - Lovely 4 bedrooms, 2'1, baths, large deck, hot tub, excellent location. 581 5-525th Ave. West Asking $135,000 Call 675-3331 Hurry, won't last long' NEW 2 BEDROOM , 2 bath modular, near Langley Adult park. $41,000, by owner 221-8825 NEWER 2 STORY log home with 2 bedrooms plus possible den, 13 ; baths. free-standing woodstove. built· in island range, view of Olympics & ships from covered deck Only $95,500 678 3447 SPECTACULAR N.W. contemporary, 1 ', miles south of the ferry, 180-degree water mountain view. 3, 400 square fee t, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ,n-law suite wi th kitchen, beach rights By owner, 2 weeks only, $399,000 Cash , no contingf'Jnc,es 22 1-3640 SUNNY TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE, Puget Power energy package, W/D, new oak kitchen. on two lots (Scatchet Head), $74,900. A Great DEai' 221 ·8849 THREE BEDROOMS, 2 \, baths , 2,200-plus square feet Has beautiful west v,ew of San Juan Island from front deck. House length rear deck overlooking a Jacuzzi hot tub Full fenced back yard, ~. acre Energy effl cient home located ,n prestigious Seaview 8 add11ion $1 35,000 By owner Call 679-4835. t. ~American Heart V Association INE'RE FIGHTII\G Fm 'vQJR LIFE Included in this week's WlllI>BEY TOD,\ Y are the followmg adverl!sing supplements: Oak Harbor and Coupeville: P ay-I ess Effective Sun .. Apr. 15 through Sat . Apr 21 Emporium Effective :\1on . Apr. lfi through Sun .. Apr. 22 Food Pavill ion Effective i\Ion , Apr Hi through Sun .. Apr. 29 Full Run : Ernst Pay n Save Effective Sun , Apr. 15 through Sat.. Apr. 21 Pay n Pak Effective Sun, Apr. 15 through Sat. , Apr. 28 Kmart Effective Mon., Apr. 16 through Sat., Apr. 21 Greenbank South : Langley Drug Effective Mon , Apr. 16 through Sun .. Apr. 29 DESIGNAU THE AMERICAN RED CROSS THROUGH YOUR CFC + American Red Cross 25. Real Estate, Homes WHIDBEY RESIDENT would like to buy waterfront home at Bell's Beach for cash 221-3144 evenings 4 BEDROOM, 2'1, bath, 2,527 square foot home with many extras and upgrades Open floor plan features spacious kitchen that overlooks family room and 10 foot brick fireplace: large master suite with soaking tub and custom walk-in closet. cathedral ceil ings in living and dining rooms, skylights: 3 car garage. Fenced yard with hot tub and dog run 5 years old . 3586 300 Ave West By owner $165,000 Shown by appointment 679-4830 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 full baths, 26. Real Estate, Lots & Acreage 2-ACRE BUILDING SITE. Paved private road, water & power, potential view 675-6012 after 5 p.m 31h ACRES, Zylstra Road Lots of trees for privacy Best offer. Assessed value, $24,000. 424-3971, keep trying INVESTORS, BUILDERS: 66 acres. residential zoning, overlooks Max welton Valley Rufus Rose Realty, 221-2790 WANTED: Lot or small acreage, sep tic, water and power Suitable for dou· ble wide mobile Reasonable. NEED ED NOW! Ed Donery, 221-3721 garage, new paint, floors, landscap 27, Real Estate, ing, new carpeting Great location Mobile Homes across from Lone Lake, very private ------------- corner lot $87,000 Jane , 221-2432 COZY ISLAND COTTAGE on country lane, near Mutiny Bay Boat launch. one bedroom. one bath, living room, kitchen and laundry $60,000, possi ble owner terms. Call 321-4155 evenings. FOR SALE BY JOHN D. FAIRCHILD 675-2010 or 293-2036 Condo, 2 bedroom, $ 48 ,995 3 bedroom house, $49,995 3 bedroom house, $65,995 Townhouse/duplex. $159 ,995 Call anytime, 675-20 10 or 293-2036 HIGHLANDS WEST By Owner: Excellent location. walk to Hillcrest, Broad View Elementary or high school 4 bedrooms, 2', baths. 1,944 square feet. large deck, spacious kitchen , quiet neighborhood Leased until August $135 000. For appointment, call 675-3331 . 1979 12x56' TAMARACH mobile home Stove. refrigerator. new water heater and plumbing $6 500 321-6759 WANTED! Mobile home on its own property Single or doublewide, South Whidbey or Freeland area. By private party Call 745-5665 (days) or 321·1962 (eves ) 28. Real Estate, Miscellaneous CASH PAID for contracts and mor tgages - Call Bob Hoss, 321-1536 • CASH NOW for mortgages on homes, raw land etc. Rather than wait for years, call 675-5409 for a cash out. INVESTMENT PROPERTY located 111 Oak Harbor 4,040 square foot com mercial building 83°0 occupied Call 675-9091 for information HOME OF • THE • WEEK COUNTRY STYLE All the quiet o f a wooded retreat but sunny and warm. 3 bedrooms, two baths, vaulted ceilings, loft , stained glass , oak floors 2 5 acres at end of road RA4 34 1 $}69,900 DALTON ASSOCIATES, INC (206) 321 -1666 fll,AL r:; Al• INVlS M[N P O Box 620 • 4465 East Hwv 525 • Clinton WA • 18236 If you would like to see your home featured In this individual adverti sement, call us about listing. 6 Whidbey TODAY, Sunday, April 15, 1990 Future of fine Northwest fare dubious Eat to live., not live to cat, ,\ bit of good ad,icc. ,\ simple rule of palate. That should for all suffice! Eating to hve was for many of our forebears a necessity. Even m the m1d-1800s when the first white settlers came to Whidbey Island, food was a priority. Sal mon was plentiful, and many a housewife complained after weeks of salmon even at the pal try price of 50 cents for a big OVER THE BACK FENCE By Dorothy Nell 1/2 cup chopped onion 2 lbs. butter 2/3 cup dry fine bread crumbs TC:'\A FISH '-iOODLE C\SSEROLE 1 pkg. noodles I clove garlic l cup med. white sauce 1 can tuna 1/2 tsp. salt 1 green pep~r. cut fine 2 lbs. butter 1 small can mushrooms 1/8 tsp. pepper 3/4 cup grated cheese 1/4 cup bread crumbs one. 2 eggs. beaten Today. salmon is still the fa- l/4 cup snipped parsley Cook noodles as directed on package, adding garlic. Drain, rinse and drain again. Add other ingredients, reserving 1/4 cup of cheese and the crumbs, in order given. Mix well. Turn into but tered casserole, sprinkle with re maining cheese and crumbs. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 min utes Serve garnished with pars ley. vored food of the Northwest. Visitors to our area come ex pecting to be fed fish and clam~ and crab, something foreign to the Midwest. Today's news from Washing ton informs us that vastly re duced salmon runs on the Co lumbia and Snake rivers could become the next big environ mental dilemma in the North west. Oregon Sen. Mark Hatfield says that he sees the salmon problem as potentially bigger than the spotted owl controversy. An Oregon conservation group declares that coho and spring, summer and fall chinook salmon have become endangered. So we are again faced with a long battle to declare these fish endangered, just as the spotted owl wasn't sure whether he was endangered or not through a long period of time, awaiting decision. *** SALMON PATTIES 1 16 ounce can pink salmon 1 tsp. dry mustard 3 lbs. shortening Drain salmon, savmg liquid. In large bowl with electric mixer, beat flour, 1/2 cup sugar, margar me and salt until mixture resem bles coarse crumbs, press firmly into pan and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. For filling, in large saucepan stir syrup and chocolate over low heat until melted; remove from heat. Sur in remaining sugar, eggs, and vanilla until blended. Stir in pecans. Pour filling over hot crust and spread evenly. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 min utes or until filling is firm around edges and slightly soft in center. Cook in pan on wire rack. Cut into 48 bars. Flake fish and debone. Cook om on in butter until tender, then add to liquid 1/3 cup onions, eggs, parsley, mustard and sal mon. Mix well. Shape into pat ties, roll in remaining crumbs and fry-cook over medium heat. *** And for those who do not care for fish, here is a delectable chocolate "pecan pie" bar that is a cross between a cookie and a pecan pie. Happy eatmg! CHOCOLATE PECAN BARS 3 cups unsifted flour 2 cups sugar, divided 1 cup margarine 1/2 tsp. salt 1-1/2 cups corn syrup, light or dark 6 squares either semi-sweet or German sweet chocolate 4 eggs, slightly beaten 1-1/2 tsp. vanilla 2-1/2 cups chopped pecans For crust, grease bottom and sides of 15x IO-inch baking pan. Arthritis common, but there is help for victims New statistics released by the Centers for Disease Control show that more than half a million people in Washington are affected by ar thritis, reports the Arthritis Foun dation's Seattle Chapter. The recently completed analysis shows that fully 12 percent of the state's population report they have some form of arthritis. 'The founda tion notes that the high prevalence of arthritis among older persons combined with the aging of the pop ulation will mean that arthritis con- ~.GEMWISE, JEWELRY FASHION, FACfS, FICTION Gerald Fikse Regrsrered Jeweler ~..;;:.. •, r Member _ t American Gem \~; r Society . ' The Cut's the mg What is the cut of yourj faYOrite diamond'! Carl'ful: this , is a trick question. If you thought. "Oh, I lo\'l• pE·ars." or '"That's easy thl· classic ~ round," then I fooled you. The question was about appll•s, but r tl10s<· answers arc oranges. ' Pears and rounds arE' shapes of diamonds, not cuts of. Cut ting is the term that indicates how earh facet on a diamond is placed relative to the· other facE'ts. In diamond rutting. pro ~ portion is very significant. Think of hair styles for an ex amplt·. ,.'hen punk hair styles were introduced, one side might he shaved close to the head. while the other had long ' locks. Punkers wnntNl that outrageous asymmE>try. But on , a diamond, asymmetry 1s punk. , If your favorilE> shape is pear, {. one wav to Pvaluat P wh<•ther r thP shap<' has been wP!l rut is lo imagine a dotterl line that <'qually divides one side of the I p<•ar shape from th<' other, star ting at the pointed Pnd. A well t·ut pear shape would fold on ' that imaginary Jin<' so that each sirle matches the ot h1•r. l';i For the classic round, thPrc· ~ , rp evc•n mon• prcl'ise measurmenLs. You are aware of how light n•flects off a mirror. ' Imagine that th<· facets of th<' ' diamond work likP mirrors, rl'flecting light hack to your ey<'. When thE> facets are plar· ed with scientific prPrision, light return is maximizc·d, mak ing a truly brilliant round. In fact, the Amrrican CPm Soctt ty, of which our firm is a member, recogn1z!'s the• American Ideal cut as its stan dard against which other dia mond cuts ar!' graded Yes, I did ask a trick q111·~t10n to start this artide. But w!''d , like to ht•lp you shap" your opi· ~ nion about well cut diamonds ~ ~eralds .:~~:.! ~. ~ ' lai ll..irhor ,: "* ditions and associated disablities can be expected to increase in the future. "These new statistics confirm how widespread the impact of ar thritis is in Washington and show the need for the Arthritis Founda tion's continuing research, pro grams, and services in our area," said Cindy Fitzpatrick with the Seattle Chapter. Particularly troublesome among the new statistics is that nationwide approximately six million people who think they have arthritis have not sought any medical treatment for the condition. "This report confirms our suspic ions that many people think they can treat arthritis themselves. While they put off seeing a doctor, irreversible joint damage may be taking place - joint damage that might have been prevented or de layed with proper care," Fitzpatrick said. According to the Arthritis Foun dation, the warning signs of arthrit is include. • swelling in one or more joints • early morning stiffness • recurrmg pain or tenderness in any joint • inability to move a joint nor mally • obvious redness and warmth in a joint "There are things people can do to help their arthritis. The Arthritis Foundation has a variety of pro grams and services available and can provide a list of local arthritis specialists. IRS wants your new address Seattle - Thousands of Ameri can taxpayers are on the move, but unfortunately they are leaving be hind their tax refunds because the Internal Revenue Service doesn't have their new addresses. If you move or otherwise change your address after filing your tax return, you should write to the IRS service center for your old address and provide them with your new address. The service center ad dresses are listed in the instruc tions to the tax forms. To process a change of address, the IRS needs your full name, signature, old and new addresses and your Social Se curity number. Filers of joint re turns should provide this informa tion for both spouses. See It All At Our Place. E n:rything you neell to Sl'l' ts at Physil 1,111s Eye C. 'l1111L .tnd Surgery C '.l'ntl'r in b·L'rl'tt Techm,k>i...'\, <>uht,md ing cyl' surgeons and ,l full sen ill' 1 >pt1cal !ah Ct Hnhme ((1 form thl' regHm\ m1>st Cl 11npletl' and Cl H1\"L'l1ll'l1t cw care f.Kilit~. Equipped wnh ultra• scHmd, Y AC .md .irgon l.1~l'rs, Dr Mmor, Dr N1va ;mll l )r. jt mes rx:rf( >rill soph1,ticatl'd eye ~urgery dc1il) on an outpat ll'lll basis. It YllU need a nde, free trnnspurt,1t 1011 1s ava1lahll' and oncl' you arrt\'l' our clime 1s dl'signed to make your st.iy pleasant and Carder) 2 wds 58 D•savow 14 ("111on r 1(1<,n t,unc:urch seats 15 Auto 100 I face 16 Larr,nsl c,rt rent 17 "t ( R ' 2 'ht'~ lt1 (k(U 38 t )N cllOrt f"l c:rCduC! 1rnec; 45 Put 1rto urder 411 C,reel< war god 25 (ul •heCP 1 wool 27 Fibber only NOrse ,, •1 ·; ,. JI •o l-,S~2 -+-+-+---+--t--s, 15 18 Answers o n Page 7 1 Swedish pop group 2 R0mar counterpart of 4A Across 3 Fur"inym.yi, Nilsen 4 E c )urtered 5 )UCCOssful o,I wPI 8 On the _ hand (alternat,vely} 7 819 galoots 8 To and_ 9 Weapor, ,n the cold war? 10 Work ors Cabinet depar1ment 11 _sow.so shall • 2 wds 12 Wharf s1ruc1ure 13 Flippant bacl~hoo[ § iad.£.:1 1-6 Wh1dbey Chnsl!an Academy admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin . Nh1dbey Christian Acdemy 1s a Non-Demomnal1onal Christian School serv mg the Christian ,amili .. , ,n lslan,l County 678-6632 ,1291 S. Fort Casey Road, Coupeville, WA 98239 way). He urges people to use a com binat1on of exercises to emphasi1.e each factor. "This gives the individual vanety m the workout, which keeps it m teresting." he says. Here is his basic seven-day work out formula: • flexibility exercises (stretch ing) every day. • weight training (lifting, pul ling, pushing) three days a week; • aerobic activity (swimnung, walking) at least 20 minutes per session, three days a week; • endurance activity (long bicy cle ride or extended brisk walk) twice a week. "If you join an aerobics or exer cise class," advises Rice, "beware of an instructor who keeps pushing you when you first begin. Again, real fitness takes weeks and months to achieve, not just a couple of days." He believes that once you create your re!Jable physical fitness habit, the other essential elements of wellness will also become part of your llfestyle, such as good nutri tion, the healthy management of stress, changing harmful personal habits lilce drinking and smoking, and having the safety awareness to always wear seatbelts, helmets or other appropriate protective gear. He says he hopes to see the day that employers rew-,ud employees for good health and physical fitness habits, as well as build time for ex ercise into their work day. But for now, he recogni7,es the responsibili ty for finding the tune to keep your body in good shape is yours. "The physician can be a helpful partner in your quest for wellness and a more active lifestyle," says Rice, "but people must care enough for themselves to give themselves the very best treatment they possi bly can. And a healthy program of physical fitness is a good start." Plant sale to help women beautify church and town Members of the Coupeville Foursquare Church will have an in door-and-outdoor plant sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 28 at the church, located one block north of Main Street and State Highway 20 and Broadway. The event is the culmination of months of work by members who gathered materials for wreaths, flowers and potted plants; hand made macrame plant hangers; planted bedding plants; and shrubs and seeds. Also at the sale will be floral bas kets, wall hangings, shells and drift wood pieces "to make your own," and strawberry plants. In charge of the event are Helen Schmidt, Mari lyn Frey and Jean Schmidt, with many others making and donating articles. Funds raised through the sale will go toward landscaping and beautify ing the Foursquare church grounds. The church building is a recent ad dition to the town of Coupeville. The church is Bible-oriented and assists with the Youth Dynamics and Gideon Society in the commun ity. Last spring the high school bac calaureate was held in the church. The plant sale will be both indoor and outdoor, and everyone is invited to attend. 'Days of Remembrance' this week for victims of Holocaust Days of Remembrance week in 1990 begins April 22 and continues through April 29, announced the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Coun cil. Holocaust Remembrance Day - Yorn Hashoah - is April 22. "These days have been set aside to remember the victims of the Hol ocaust and to remind Americans that nations are capable of incom prehensible evil when bigotry, hatred and indifference dominate national policy," a spokesman for the council said. The Holocaust Council encourag es community, government, religi ous, social and educational organi zations and institutions to com memorate Days of Remembrance with appropriate ceremonies and programs. For information write to Days of Remembrance, U.S. Holo caust Memorial Cow1cil, 2000 L St., N.W., Suite 588, Washington, D.C 20036. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council was established by Con gress in 1980 to plan and build the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C, and to encour age and sponsor observances of an annual, national, civic commemora tion of the Holocaust known as the Days of Remembrance. The council also engages in Holo caust education and research pro gams. It consists of 55 members of all faiths and backgrounds appoint ed by the President, plus five U.S. Senators and five members of the House of Representatives. March of Dimes shortens the WalkAmerica fund-raiser route One of Western Washington's largest group of volunteers will take to the streets April 21 and 28 for the March of Dimes Walk.America for Healthier Babies. Eleven counties in Western Washington will participate with walk sites on April 28, except for Oak Harbor, which will conduct its WalkAmerica April 21. Th.is year's Walk.America has something new to offer March of Dimes walker-volunteers - a shor ter route! The walk will be 20 km (12 miles), a full third shorter than those of the last 19 years. Walkers raise money by obtaining sponsor pledges for their walk to support \ CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERS AIM FM I §. 0 L F S • L .~.f..§ BIA L E I u TU RN • A S I A BIR I T I S HG 00 DB YE S AIS P • SH ES •w 00 E R S - • B R E R• CB ER ••• • s H E AR . L IA R• ,f VJ. AIW AR e• GI R L . E V E L FIO UR L E A F Ci. OV ER S OIR L y • L I T E• DE NS E RIN s• p E NS • s EN SE • -· P E CS . G I S T• •• ASS g·.£l_ i • AB_ J.J •s Ky ili~ ,. RfE MA GA 2 I ~g E R A 0 L .l..'{ ·H Li ON DEN NI N E p E ws the March of Dimes mission of healthier babies. Last year's WalkAmerica sur passed all previous efforts with vol unteers raising more than $480,000. More than 6,000 walkers participat ed at the 11 different walk s ites. This year's WalkAmerica for Healt hier Babies will take place in Clal lam, Grays Harbor, Island, King, Kitsap, Lewis, Pierce, Skagit, Sno homish, Thurston and Whatcom counties. Walk volunteers stress that while each route is 20 kilometers in length, participants do have the op tion of stopping at any of the nu merous checkpoints from which "victory buses" will transport them back to the event's starting point . Refreshments, restrooms and various forms of entertainment will be along the routes. For families with preschool age children in Seat tle, T.icoma and Port Angeles, "Ba by Buggy Brigades" will travel over a short, 1 to 2 kilometer route so familie s can participate in their own way. March of Dimes encourages indi viduals from organizations, busi nesses and schools to walk together as teams. Sponsor sheets for all Western Washington w-.ilks can be obtained by callmg 624-1373 in Seattle or 1-800-345-5188 out side of Seattle . Or call Roya Devenport or Sally Huff at InterWest Savings at 679-4181. WILKINS TV WILL BE OPEN DURING MOST WORKING HOURS BUT TO ASSURE CONTACT Please call first! 675-5012 .. 8 Whidbey TODAY, Sunday, April 15, 199-0 /-3 SIZZLING l/~ SAVINGS ENLIST IN: THE GREAT AMERICAN FOOD FIGHT AGAINST CANCER lled&pple The American Cancer Society is waging a war against cancer starting April 19. One of the most potent weapons in the fight are foods that you can find in our produce department every day! rRKAN Beef Top Round Steak Fresh Pork Rib Chops Cut from 17-20 Lb Loins ... .. Lb. Lb. ~~~nhj~~~ ".td~f rL~.53 Rump or Bottom"'' 'HAAMs ~~~~e~s~~!DAChoice ..... ... Lb.2~9 Fresh Pork Loin Chops Thick or Stuffed, 209 Cut from 17-20 Lb. Loins ....... . ........ Lb. • ~~i~~!~e!:!h~~~~;: _c_~~~~~- ........ Lb.. 99 !~::: ~~fe~!~ ~~~~~~~ .............. Lb.2~ 9 :~:!J~;r~e~:ss~ -~-~~~~~~~- ....... Lb.2: 9 t~!~ !.~!!o. :11:o~t ........... Lb.1 ~9 fol'izstM.e~lllll. Oys~rs ..... 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