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12 Centralia bus The Daily Chronicle, 98531, Wednesday. June 11,1975 Fores cut for youngsters The Centralia Cily Commission Tuesday granted a request locut fares to 25 cents for youngsters riding the Centralia bus this summer. The decrease from 50 cent to 25 cents for youngsters age six to 26 is effectively immediately and will continue until school begins this fall. There is no charge for children under age six. The decrease in bus fares was granted at the request of Jean Manicke, who (old the commissioners she wants to promote the bus as a service for everyone, not just the elderly.

Mrs. Manicke, along with Frank Hales, a specialist on aging with the Lewis County Mental Health Department, have been promoting the Centralia bus, making available free tickets to senior citizens over age 60. The tickets are subsidized under the state Older AmericanAct. The free tickets will remain available through June 30. Mrs.

Manicke said she and Hales have been going door to door distributing information on the bus and its route. She explained that many people are not aware of the bus or of the fact, in many cases, it comes within a block or two of their residence. Folmer Sogaard, Cenlralia Chamber of Commerce manager, suggested that painting the bus might serve to better identify it as a public conveyance. Mayor Don Naismith noted, however, that when the city earlier went to the chamber for advertisers, few were to be found. The intention was to cover the bus with paid advertising signs as a method of helping finance the operation of the bus.

Sogaard said few advertisers (and thus dollars) were found because the price was too steep, considering the number of people riding the bus. Naismilh said it would cost $1,000 to paint the bus. He would prefer, he added, that the money go toward extending the time the bus will be running. Naismith said he receives calls all the time. If the bus isn't running, people want to know why.

He added, "I get a lot of letters from people who appreciate the fact they have a bus." Naismith indicated the life of the bus might be extended "If we could get some of the people who ride a taxi to ride the bus." The mayor is puzzled, he said, over why people will pay $5 for a taxi when for 50 cents they can ride a bus that goes right by their house. Observing ridership charts which Mrs. Manicke brought to the meeting Tuesday, Naismith said the free tickets seem to be "a real help" to bus patronage. Ed Conzalti, public works commissioner, complimented the city's bus driver, Marvin Marker, as being responsible for much of the success the bus has had. "He's been a real Godsend," Conzatti remarked.

Naismilh added that he has received a lot of letters complimenting Marker. He is considerate and courteous to all the bus patrons, Naismith said. He is frequently getting out of the bus to help with packages or help someone on. "There's never been a bad word," the mayor said. Naismith also said he appreciates the efforts put forth by Mrs.

Manicke and Hales and commented that if- the reduced fare for youngsters works out this summer, "we may keep it." In other business, Sogaard presented a request for the commission to approve a parade a bicentennial wagon train due to arrive in Centralia June 23. The wagon train will come down the Old 99 Highway, onto Harrison Avenue when it reaches Centralia, then down Main Street turning north on Tower Avenue, continuing to Center Street and on to Pearl Avenue. On Pearl Avenue, the wagons will (ravel south to the Southwest Washington Fairgrounds, where they will stay overnight. A bluegrass musical show is being organized for the travelers the evening of June 23. The next day, the wagons are scheduled to roll through Chehalis and south out of the city on the Jackson Highway.

The commission approved the parade route and, in a related action, received an American flag and bicentennial flag from Jack Harris, manager of Montgomery Ward and Co. The firm presented the flags in honor of the bicentennial. Ralph Olson, chairman of the chamber's Bicentennial Committee, also presented a bicentennial proclamation which the mayor signed. In other actions, the commission scheduled a public hearing for July 1 on the request of Joe Hatfield for the annexation of less than one acre to the city. A claim for damages from Shannon VValker, Chehalis, was referred to the city attorney.

She claims a city vehicle damaged her car on Monday and is asking for $612. Naismith noted that the commission's meeting next week will be held on Monday, 2 p.m., not on the regular meeting date of Tuesday. The commissioners plan to attend an Association of Washington Cities meeting on Tuesday. THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Post 296) service van will be parked across from the Centralia City lo visit the van to discuss them with the Burhites, who will assist in any way possible. The van is tmtij Tl I I I I 19 Hall Friday from 9 a.m.

until 4 p.m. Standing by van, parked across from the city hall the second Friday above, are Kenneth Burhite, post commander, and of each month. Chronicle Staff Photo by John his wife, Carolyn. Veterans with problems are invited Martin THIS BOAT DOCK has been completed on Davisson Lake for uw by boating enthusiasts this summer. The dock was constructed by Tacoma City light as part of a program lo improve recreational facilities on the lake.

Although the lake had not risen high enough for the dock to be of ute when this photo was taken, the water level should be high enough soon with the rapid melting of snow in the mountains. Chronicle Staff Photo by Roger Underwood WHfTE PASS HIGH SCHOOL Ht No onJ pr ijMt Holmon. Noi pictured Henol Honor Socltty OHk.r* for th. 1975-74 school vk, Dorr.ll P.rry. Chronic I.

Stoff Ttwy from Wt. Cindy Holl, tr.oj- Photo by Underwood Torn! Legal Notices STATE Of WASHWOTOM DEfAfrmEKT OF EOOIOOY NOTICE Of AFFIXATION TAKE NOTICE: Thai ROBERT RUDSIT WjUuMion on November X. under Appieifion J-23392 lilea la petmt lo public subject 19 eiistbflg from in unnirned spring. in imovnl CO? per tncms. ccniinuouilr.

kx ftxn est supply source ol proposed to- ptopriabon It located within NE' NW' ol Secton 16. UN. Bjnoe 1 W. WM.inLe*ijCounT/. Prates! Of objectoni 10 Uvt ipft'xaten must inclvte i suiemtni ol basis lor objectons; protests (THjsl te accompanied by a collar (W.OO) recording lee and fifed the Department ol Ecology.

Regional Oftee. from JunelS. June II, June 19. 19ri IN THE SUPERiCfl COURT Of THE STATE OF WASHINGTON IN THE UATTEfl OF THE ESTATE ol WILLIAM THOMAS RIEPER. Deceased No 15498 TO CREDITORS The undersigned has been appointed and Mas quailed as personal representative ol estate oi iboe name4 deceased.

Each person having a c'jin against ine decedent musl serve the claim on the undersigned, or on ihe attorneys ol record at trie address stated below and trust dre in eiecuted copy A the claim with me clerk ol tte court nihin four (i) after We dale months after the date ot ine filing ct a copy of this notice with tne cterk of ine court, whichever is the later, or claim will be forever baned, eicept under those proviiions included in fl.C W. 11.40 01 1 DATE Of FILING COW Of NOTICE TO CREDITORS June 1975 DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION June II. 1975. GLORIA E.FBEPER Personal Representative clt, CAMPBELL KAIL Attorneys for Personal Representative P.O. Bo 939 Security State Bank Bldg Ctiehaiis.Wash.98S3J Telephone.

J06-7O-J386 THE STATE Of WASHINGTON FOR LEWIS COUNTY IN THE MATTEROF THE ESTATE OF MANFORDA WAR TIN. Deceased. No NOTICE TO CflEOrrORS NOTICE IS HERE By GIVEN (hat the undersigned has been appointed and has qualified as Personal Representative ol the estate of Man ford A Martin, deceased. That each person having a claim against said deceased is hereby required to-serve the same on said Personal Representative, or on ine at- lornevs ol record, it the address slated, and file the same with the Clerk ol said Court within (our months after the date of first publication this notice or within four months after the date of the fifing of a copy of tni's notice witn the Clerk ol Ihe Court, whichever is the later, or the claim will be baned. eicepl under those provisions included in RCW 11.40.011.

DATE olfiling: June Z.I 97S. Ml LDREOC. MARTIN Personal Representative JD.SEARLEAND RICHARD BROSEV BvrJ.D.SEARLE Of Attorney! lor Persona! Representative 1107 Park Street P.O.BoilDIS Chenjlis. Washington S6532 June'. 11.

U.197S IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATE OF WASHINGTON FOR LEWIS COUNTY INTHEMATTEROFTHEESTATE ol VIOLA MITEH. Deceased No. 15497 NOTICS TO CREDITORS Tne undersigned has been appoinled and has qualified as personal representative ol the estate ol the above narned deceased. Each person having a claim against the deceased must serve the claim on the undersigned personal representatne or on attomeyU) ot record at the address staled below and must fiEe an executed copy of the claim with the Cleri ol Irie Court tour months after the date of first publication oflhisNotice'orwilhinfour months after the date of the ftinc ol a copy of this Notice with the Clerk ol the Court whichever is the later, or the claim will be barred, except under those provisions included in RCW 11.40 011. Dale ol filing copy of Notice to Creditors June9.1975.

Date ol first publication June 11.1975 HELEN WALLACE Personal Representative MOORS. TIU.ER MURRAY Rock and Pine P.O. Boi 58 Centralia. Wash. 99531 Telephone: 736-9301 June II.

H. K. 1975 ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE 1960PontiacCatatina.ldanolic.No.1B June 16. IS75 10:00 an. Charlie's Body Fender 7118 Street Centralia.

Washington Junell.12.13.1975 ABANDONED VEHICLE SALE 1964 Dodoe Dart Lie No. IBS 1.0. No. 7142693352 June 13.1975 10.00am. Charlie's Body Shop 7218 Street Centralia.

Wash. 9531 June10.11.1M97S Clean embroidery by mixing a paste ol alcohol and pojvdered chalk. Fiotf up arid lay in a dark place for a few diys then brush otl chalk. The result number is 736-3311 or Classified Ads. f'M METAL MYRTLE YOUR AD Will APPEAR IN CLASSIFICATION TOMORROW THANK YOU FOR CALLING 736-3313 110 GALLON aquarium, fluorescent r.

Good condition. IN the Teeny Tiny Land Nursery School ages LOST Argus 34mra camera 21 Chehalis recrealxxi park, Sunday June 8. Reward 7484316 J973JX 500. 5.600 miles will setl for or 7484574. 3 gray, long haired kittens.

8 weeks old. Completely trained. 748-7444 ANNOUNCEMENTS Card ofThanks 1 I would like to thank my many mends for the tovefy cards, flowers and gifts wtiich made my slay in the hospital a more pfeasant one. Also thanks to Dr. Noway and Dr.

Karmy and nurses at tns St. Helen Hospital. MrsOrvaKDorislOiala Meffloriams Memorials Lost Found LOST near Dick's Drive-In, striped alley cal, wound on back of 756-4827. LOST truck larp on Yates Road, reward. Can 736-5705- LOST Oakvilfe iretGarrad Creek, male German Shepherd cross, Mack-tan, while chest and front paws chain codar.

Reward offered 273-5660 after 4 p.m. Lost Found LOSTGerman Shepherf-Collie mix. Oakville area, answers to Bernie. 273-5660. Lost or strayed, one whiteface cow and calf branded XL.

Please call 7364935 or 262-3110. LOST small completely Wack female puppy. Tuesday afternoon at Yard B.rd's parking lot. Property Lost! Black and white Border Collie. Dryad area.

Call 291-3322Z LOST in April, male Pomeranian. Onalaskaarea. LOST: children's pair plastic brown rimmed glasses In Yard Birds June 5.7484949. LOST! CocVapoo. answers to name of DEKE! Grins when he's happy.

Vicinity of 2nd and H. Street. Ceniralia, REWARD! 7361852. WHITE male cat. blue studded collar, blue eyes lost In Chestnut and Street area.

Retard for tne return. 736-2629. LOST part Saint Bernard. Answers lo BUNOY! Call 736-4178. After 5 LOST! Ooberman Pinscher between Sears Roebuck Roads, WinJock area power lines.

Reward offered. Answerslo Puke! 785-4102. FOUND near Iron and Locust, money. 736-9778. LOST: black and tan male Dachsund.

Fords Prairie area. 7369517. MALE Irish Setter lost on Bishop Road area. Chehalis. Answers to 748-8443.

Personals ROTO-ROOIER Septic Tank pumping as low as IK Two 1500 gallon capacity trucks to serve you raster and more efficiently. 7362011.24 hours daily. INFORMATION 4 Referral Hotline: 24 hour help with problems. Information referrals. Free, confidential, anonymous.

7486601. LEE'S Septic Service fast, efficient pumping. 748-7902, 748-7008. 1300 gallon capacity truck. PRINTING Business stationery.

cards, invitations, forms. Photo Graphics. 406 West Main. 7363882. V1VIANE Woodward Cosmetics.

Jane Smi'ey, Director. Complimentary make-up lessons by a professional. 273-5744. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, Tuesday and Saturday, 8:30 p.m. 501 West Pine, Centralia.

736-3077. TOWNER'S MASSAGE Steam bath, massage. 1419 View. 736-3479. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, 963 Chehalis Avenue.

Chehalis, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, 8 m. Sunday 7 p.m. (Tuesday ib.m.. women only) 748- 9053.745-8728.73M755.262-3813.

MARRIAGE and personal counseling. A. W. Hanson. Psychiatric Social Worker, by appointment.

748- COLD wave, shampoo haircut. 736-2251 Wednesday through Saturday. ANN'S Shampoo Bowl, permanent wave specialist. reasona6te 108 W. Main.

736-9121. KD Flower Baskets: cut flowers at cut prices. Order 2 days in advance. 426 North Iron. 736-2054.

INSOMNIA? New Naturaoedic mattress set could help! Twin. $89.95. Full. $99. Queen, $139.

King. $199. Five year warranty. Trading Post, South Tower. Centralia.

73? 2871. PHOTOGRAPHY Portraits, seniors. weddings. Modestly priced. Photo Graphics, 406 West Main.

736-3882. YES, I still Love You. INTRODUCING Linda. Joan and Carol at the Toledo Beauty Shop. Call 864-2131 for savings in June.

$2 off permanents, $1 off any beauty service. I WILL not be' responsible for any new debts other than my own. N. L. Springer.

ELDERLY woman needs home with female companion, call 736-7920 after 5 p.m. SCUBA Classes: all phases, equipment sales, air. Eason's, Olympia. 491-6899. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, Morton.

Tuesday. 8 p.m.. American Legion Hall. LEE Holdridge: Lady Sings The Blues. I Love You! ATTENTION: Mr.

Motel Manager i Apartment Managers. Call us for carpet cleaning. Excellent commercial rates can save you money Van's Janitorial Service. 273-5323 or 273-5898. FILM developing: supplies.

1 1 6 p.m.. Monday-Saturday. Photo Graphics. 406 West Main. PUBLIC Dance, June 14at McCleary VFW Hall.

9 p.ru-1 a.m. Direct from Oregon playing light country and rock "The Hasko Weaks Tickets at door $3. Sponsored by Evergreen Performance Association If you don't get enough, to eat at Mary Me Crank's Dinner House, ft's your own fault. 7483662. Special Notices OAKYULE'S 4th of July Celebration has a special Arts and Crafts Show.

Space available. Information, 273- Car Pools 6 EMPLOYMENT Licensed Child Care 10 GIVE your child a home away from home. Downtown. Hour. day.

week. LICENSED day care. Borsl Avenue. Drop ins welcomed. 736-7M1.

LICENSED child care. Edison district. 1 block off Main Street. Cenirafa. 736-5203.

LICENSED child care. Will babysit 1 child for aofkinq mother. 748-S51S. LICENSED babysitting. Fords Prairie Day.

week or hour. Can Z3S- 3645. CWW Care Wanted 11 Help Wanted HOUSEVWES-mothers. Work from home, 2 hours day. Can Stanley Home Products.

743-4630 LPN or RN night shift, two nights per week. Royal Care Convalescent Center. 736-2823. EOE. NURSE Aide, dav shift.

Royal Care Convalescent Center, 736-2823, EOE. LPN or HN full time. p.m. shtft. Roval Care Convalescent Center.

736-2S23. EOE. AVON MaVe oood money selling popular fragrances, makeup, low-priced daily-need products. An guaranteed. I'll show you how.

18 or over? Call today for details: 736-7767. The Centralia Recreation Department is currently taking ap- pficatiCkTs for Girts Softball Umpires lor this cor.ing summer. Applications must be made at the Department office in City Hid between 10 am. and3 p.m. only CENTRAUA Beauty College has opening cosmetology instructor or cosmetologist with necessary work experience and willing to train for instructors license.

736-2866 or 736-2197. HOUSEKEEPER wanted two Of three days a week. Good wages Lfve exit. Write Box 823. UVE4N housekeeper.

Mature lady 5 days, for elderty lady. No smoking, drinking. 748-7509 mor nings. evenings. Help Wanted 14 MAJD wanted.

Ukeshore Mofel. 736-9344. EMPLOYMENT OFPOflTUMTV Secretary-Bookkeeper: musl tove Cood sXills and excellent salary and fringe benefits Apply at Lewis County and Recreation Department. Courthouse. Chehalis, Washington.

7486992. EOE. R.N.. day shift, weekends off. Centralia Csnvafescent Center.

1015 long Road. EXPERIENCED milker, machines. 1650. house, mitK. 2 days on.3o».4a?-?347.

JVE-tN attendant for handicapped terruie teacher. WANTED: experienced cow milker. Must have references, 249-5101 Montesano. JOURNEYMAN auto mechanic. Top pay and good working conditions.

Gary at 736-3369 Experienced truck tire service nan. Irv Helgeson, Pearl Locust, Cenlralla. ANXIOUS to earn more money? 'hree territories available: Toledo. 'ackaood and Mossyrock. Earn 14- per hour.

Full time and part time available. Car and telephone. Call 357-5633. write Fuller Brush Com- any. 34M Moore.

Otympia. OPENING for RN. 5 day week. 31:30 p.m. shift.

Apply in person. 1126 South Gold. EO.E. 15 -18 per hour part time or ull lime. Call 357-W33.

Write: Fuller 3rush. Company, 3404 Moore. ympia. Washington. BOYS and girls' are now being taken for Daily Chronicle routes in Chehalis.

Six afternoons. No Sundays of Holidays. Get your application jlanX at the Chronicle office in lis. Pacific and Prindle. JOBS with travel, training, adventure for high school graduates.

toy recruiter. 736-4312. VYEYCO Nursery is accepting applications for a maintenance person able to perform general farm equipment maintenance and repair, ncluding minor engine tune-ups. wtust be able to operate a cutting orch and tio qualified welding. Pay S439.Call?73-i57a.

WANTED: experienced parts man at farm equipment store. Please jive previous experience and age. mite: The Daily Chronicle, Box 822. SMALL trailer house, utilities 'urnished. exchange for part time louse and yard work.

743-3665. APPLICATIONS are now being taken for trades helper position. Apply to Cjspus Environmental Center, 11 miles south of Randle. Starting salary $583 per month. 2 years experience in building equipment maintenance or general mechanical repair work is required.

Job description is on file at the cenler. SOFTBALL umpires, no experience necessary. basic knowledge helpful. Call 736-4276. PLUGGERMEN must be experienced.

Lots of overtime apply at Hardel Mutual Plywood Corporation. 1210 West Bay Drive, Olympia. E.O.E. fart time office Some ex- oerience typing and simple bookkeeping necessary. Write cfo The Daily Chronicle.

Box 824. MILKER wanted. Apply in perosn. vtu si be over 40. Call 738-3644.

3WIM Coach: year round position, competitive swimming background jssential. Send resume to Swim Club. 3215 Loren. Olympia. Washington, 88501.

EXPERIENCED cook and ex- Derienced waitress needed. Mountain Road Inn, Mossyrock. Call 983-2055. WANTEO: distributor for World Wide Products. For appointment, call 736-9767.

OPENING for RN. 5 day week. 311:30 p.m. shift. Apply in person.

1126SouthG6ld.E.(5.E ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING stable, prestigious firm. Profit sharing, paid medical, salary from $750 to $1000. Call Brian at Acme PARENT CO-op Nursery School now taking applications for teachers for fall 1975. 748-7138 or 736-5942 for information and applications. PERSON to clean one day a week Onalaska.

References. After 6 p.m. 262-3813. Sales People Wanted 15 AVON Sales territory openina in Rochester and also near Tenino. Make good money on family products at new low prices, popular fragrances, cosmetics.

Call for details; 357-7761. Work Wanted 16 EXTERlOR-tnlerfor painting, very reasonable. Free estimates. Call 736-8903. References.

ROTOVATING large diesel. Lawns, gardens, acreages. Larqe or small. 273-9971 before noon. FENCING yard, farm or commercial.

Cati 736-220Soc 278-3418. CARPENTER work wanted. New or remodeling. 40 years experience. HOUSE painting: inside outside.

Call GARDEN rototiffing by hour. Small diesel uactor. 40" tiller with brush 784-8206. LAND clearing, road bilding. and logging.

Dave Custom Cat Work. Calf736-9J36. TALL grass mowed, flower care, spading, weeding. Stove wood split, slack PAINTING service. Interior and exterior.

Free estimates. 29J-3708, PS EH, HAVE John Deere travel. Rotovating. $10 per hour. One hour minimum.

Centralia-CJiehalis, surrounding areas. SlioMly higher outside 15 mile radius. 7J8-93 ROTOTILUNG or plowing targe or small. Call WMocX. 7S5-3370.

LIGHT bulldozing, hauling, land clearing. Odd hours, weekends Gene's Dozing Senxe. 736-9720. FOUNDATIONS instated for new or older home. Cement worts.

Jim Wiggins. 262-3535. TWO college students experienced in exterior pa ntinq desire work. CaH or BABYSITTING my home, weekly and hourly, witfi loving care. Ground Mound-Rochester area 273-9831.

LAWNS mowed. Large or small. $10 per hour, $5 minimum. RELIABLE high school girt wants summer babysitting, Prefer north Cenlralia. Audrey.

736-9574. ROOFING, repairs, carpentry remodeling. Fire jobs and insurance aork. Gary Hardie, 7486200 CUSTOM bating, cash or shares. Evenings can 262-3783.

HOUSE painting, interior and ex- teriOf. Some yard worV Reasonable, ft. Neil, 291-3307, Pe HIGH School Sophomore wants od! jobs. Lawn or farm work. 12 hour 736-4169.

Service i Repair lusiness Opportunities 30 restaurant and tavern across from Long in Bay Center. 1-87S-, 5863. Musicians ROCK Country Express needs drummer. Rock and country music Steady work. 9S5-1573.

Service i Repair 13 MOBILE home and trailer roofs sealed. Can 04-2963. 18 lUILDtNO remodeling, finish work, oofing and repair. Reasonable. "FINANCIAL OCAL insulation manufacturing lant for installations.

equipped. For details, call 1981. EARN MONEY AT HOME Part-time GROWING SHRUBS We train you Guaranteed growing program And Marketing Price ACRE MINIMUM SPACE Vater needed in dry weather' Spring and Fall plantings FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW Send name, address, number occupation, age to SQUIRE'S MARKETERS P.O. Box 11031 nvestments 31 32 Real Estate Loans 33 '0 sell a real estate contract, call Vatt at 273-9109. SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION Music Lessons Special Classes JNDA Wagner's Talent Sctioot.

'ap. Ballet, modern Jaw, Hula, 'abitian techniques, belly dancing. Call 736-7370. QUALIFIED teacher. Summer utoring.

any grade, mornings only. erms. 740854 before 7 a.m. Other Instruction 42 TRAIN for a REWARDING CAREER in (he BUSINESS WORLD Why not train (or a profession which is always in demand? Accountant, Administrative assistant, Secretary, Recep- ionist. Information on courses and financial aid is available' upon i request.

Capifol 3usiness College, 815 SE Olympia Olympia, Washington 98605 or call 3579313 REAL ESTATE Mobile Homes 50 1972 BROOKDALE H'x68'. 3 elrooms, carpeted, unfurnished. Excellent condition. S1.000 equity. 736-7151.

I97314 64 MOBILE home tor sate. Call 736-7917. 1969 BILTMORE 12W, 2 bedrooms, appliances. $3,600, sacrifice 1974 Corinthian 14 10, 2 bedroom mobile home, set up park and skirted. $7725.

Will consider reasonable offer. 736-6562 after 5:30 p.m. I 38 furnished trailer, good condition, best offer. 736-3391, e- ension242. Larry Thomas.

12x60- M08JLE home in good condition. 736-9602. LATE 1973 14x65'. Like new with washer and dryer included 7437503. 24x65 ALL electric 3 bedroom.

2 baths, custom drapes, upgraded carpeting, built-in china cabinet arge closets. Harvest gold kitchen appliances. Excellent condition. Completely set up in park with skirting, porches and awnings. $18.500.

Call 736-W93. Homes For Sale 51 (200 Down, new 3 bedroom home. Dakville; payments $158 monthly. 532-6362 collect. $200 DOWN New 3 bedroom home, Rochester.

$21.000. Payments $179. 532-6362 collect. BY owner: Immediate possession. 4 bedrooms.

2Vi baths, approximately 2.000 square feet, fireplace, view lot. covered patio, tremendous storage. 736-2186. 3.6 acres with timber. 3 bedroom, new roof, near Tenino.

$25.000. 2739801 COOKS Hill Road. 2 year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. On 2 large tots, all electric. View property overlooking Centralia and Mt.

Rainier. 736-8147. CLEAN, apartment-like home. Yard and fruit trees, good business tocation in Rochester. 273-9718.

NEWAUKUM Hill: brand new mountain view-hillside home. 2000 square feet. 3 bedrooms, den, family room, living room, dining room, eating space in kitchen. 2 baths, quality appliances: Kit- chenaide dishwasher. Jenn-Aire.

range. Buill in time for income tax write off. Shake rool. Cedar siding, BY OWNER: Charming Cape Cod' Hillside home with view in Chehalis; close to schools and shopping. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 fireplaces, formal dining.

1W baths, double beautifully landscaped. J39.8 6963. BY owner. 4 bedroom ofder home, fireplace, large living room, dining room, kitchen. IVi baths, storage.

2 BEDROOMS, fireplace, carpeted frvit trees, large corner tot. 736-9732 afier6p.m. FEEL free to come see our 3 bedroom home at 1535 Adams. Chehalis. Sewing room.

2 fireplaces, rec room. a3 appliances, draperies, excellent tocatioo. 743- JUST completed, quality 3 bedroom. 2 bath home in Centralia. Step-down family room, fireplace.

Extra, extra lovely features Vusl see toappreciate. RAINIER, Oregon. 3 bedrooms, timber, $16.000. See Ed Cu'p Ha Road. WWock ADNA area, new 3 bedroom home.

1500 square feet, sunken living room, Itt baths, built-in kitchen BY owner, Galvin 6 tot. 3 bedrooms, $15,000. RENT, LEASE, BUY Three bedroom home in Bocoda. Owner will carry contract. Will consider anything in trade for down payment.

Sale price, $22,500. Frank Tobinski Associates, Ql-3232. Evenings. 943-3818. 3 BEDROOM home, 4 acres, close in.

$20.000 cash. 1002 East Summa SELL, lease or option, two bedroom Centralia home, newly redecorated, new rool, concrete foundation. Oil garage, large fenced yard. ASSUME 1600 square feel, bedrooms. baths, fireplace, double garage.

equity. 736-.