The Daily News from Port Angeles, Washington • Page 18

DAILY NEWS Port Angeles, March 30, 1975 Electrical-powered autos encouraged WASHINGTON (AP) Legislation to promote sales and widespread use of electric-powered cars as the second, around-town vehicle for American families was introduced in the House Wednesday. Under the bill, the federal Energy Research and Development Administration would develop standards for converting conventional small cars to battery-power. The agency then would buy several PENINSULA LANDSCAPING Landscape Design Construction Free Estimates 683-3501 Evenings 683-6969 thousand cars from manufacturers and in turn lease or sell them to companies and individuals. The second phase of the three-year, $120-million program calls for development of entirely new battery- powered cars for lease and sale. The principal sponsors of the bill are Rep.

Mike McCormack, and George Brown, D-Calif. At a news conference the congressmen said the electric-powered car is perfectly satisfactory as a second car since half of total automobile driving consists of trips of five miles or less. Pollution and energy consumption would be cut considerably the sponsors said, adding that the nation will be running out of oil by the end of the century. The congressmen said the federal sale concept is not new. McCormack said equipment for the federal solar energy and geothermal demonstration programs is built at federal expense and sold to industry.

Brown said small manufacturers currently dominate the electric car business and success of the vehicle could lead to a more diversified auto industry. At the news conference, a spokesman for an electric car maker said one electric charge costing about 50 cents would enable the vehicle to travel 60 miles at 60 miles per hour. For MEMORIAL DAY Perpetuate Their Memory with a Beautiful MEMORIAL MARKER See our large selection of granite bronze ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BEFORE APRIL 4 P.O. Box 503, Port Angolas 457-9131 Mt. Angeles Memorial Park Highway 101 East Drive out to the Dungeness Inn for Easter Buffet served from 1 2 noon to 9 p.m.

Ham, Fried Chicken Buffet plus our famous Salad Bar children under 1 2 $950 It's only a short drive to Dungeness Inn. Located at the golf course always open to the public. For Reservations call: 683-3331 AUTO REBUILD 830 E. Front 457-4484 Surplus needle Seattle's Space Needle looked like a surplus landmark in this photograph of the towering remains of Seattle's world fair. The surplus is a sign outside a Seattle surplus store.

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1st GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Port Angeles 452-9711 Baha'is celebrate new year, spring Six Baha'is from the Port Angeles area attended a Naw-Ruz celebration in Victoria, B.C., last week. Naw-Ruz, the Baha'i New Year, is also the first day of spring and represents the renewal of all life. The celebration was attended by 125 people, Baha'i and non-Baha'i. It began with prayers and was followed by a dinner. The program consisted of Persian songs, Ukranian instrumentals, a Scottish reel, a Christian hymn, South African dancers and singers, piano pieces and dancing and socializing.

This is the 132nd year in the Baha'i calendar. Classified Display Classified Display 457-5959 PHONE THIS NUMBER TODAY Owner will take equity in home for his 25 acres In Fairview. Call Gene Burdlck to MAKE A DEAL. GRANDMA HAS Nice 2-bedroom home with 4 very nice lots in an area of nice homes. Property can be divided.

$32,500. SITE OF ITS KIND! acres of exceptional view HE ST SIDE A very nice piece of property. Would make three good building sites. acres. $5,250.

LET US SHOW YOU THE VALLEY OF EDEN" BE A BEACHCOMBERS' BOWMAN BEACH TODAY! BE WISE IN VEST IN REAL ESTATE A tffict of Cwrott Realty, Inc. 1 Mile on Highway 101 Call 683-4O43 Jean Manager-Broker CLASSIFIED INDEX 11 Personals 12 Announcements-Notices 13 Lost-Found Professional Services Directory 20 Reof Estate 21 Mobile Homes 30 Rentols Wonted 31 Houses for Rent 32 Apartments-Rooms for Rent 33 Trailer Space for Rent 34 General Rentals 40 Business Opportunities 41 Instruction 42 Work Wanted 43 Help Wanted 50 For Sale, General 51 Household, Indoor 52 Household, Outdoor 53 Pets 60 Country-Livestock 61 Country-Market 62 Wanted-Trade-Give-Away 70 Sporting Goods i 71 Boats and Supplies 72 Camper-Trailers 80 Motorcycles 81 Autos 82 Trucks 90 Machinery LEGAL PUBLICATION 32375 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS CALL FOR BIDS SEALED BIDS will be received by the Clallam County Park and Recreation Board at their office, 1025 West Boulevard, Port Angeles, Washington, until March 31, 1975, at which time they will be publicly opened and read for letting a contract for the construction of septic systems and dralnfields at Camp David, (Lake Crescent). Contract will consist of installation of septic tanks, drainfields, sewer lines, hooking up to existing plumbing, and other items as mentioned in specification sheet. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the Clallam County Park and Recreation Board office at 1025 West Boulevard, Port Angeles, Washington. Bids mailed but not received by the Park Board by the opening date will not be considered.

The Park and Recreation Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated this 21st day of March, 1975. March 23, 30, 1975. S2-23578 STATE OF WASHINGTON Department of Ecology NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS TAKE NOTICE: That EARL HUTT of Port Angeles, Washington on June 28, 1974 under Application No. 2-23578 filed for permit to appropriate public waters, subject to existing rights, from an unnamed stream in the amount of 0.01 cubic feet per second, continuously each year, for stockwater and during irrigation season for irrigation.

The source of the proposed appropriation is located within of Section 18, Township 30 Range 4 W.W.M., in Clallam County. i Protests or objections to approval of this application must include a detailed statement of the basis for objections; protests must be accompanied by a two dollar ($2.00) recording fee and filed with the Department of Ecology, Southwest Regional Office, Olympia, WA. 98504 within thirty (30) days from April 6, 1975. March 30, April 6, 1975. 2-23268 STATE OF WASHINGTON Department of Ecology NOTICE OF AMENDED APPLICATION TO APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS TAKE NOTICE: That ALVIN E.

FLETCHER and MARY E. FLETCHER of Forks, Washington on June 18, 1974 under Application No. 223268 filed for permit to appropriate public waters, subject to existing rights, from Lake Crescent, tributary of Lyre River in the amount of cubic feet per second, continuously each year, for domestic supply. The source of the proposed appropriation is located within Part of Lot 12, of Crescent Lakeside Tracts of Section IB, Township 30 Range 8 W.W.M., in Clallam County. Protests or objections to approval of this application must include a detailed statement of the basis for objections; protests must be accompanied by a two dollar ($2.00) recording fee and filed with the Department of Ecology, Southwest Regional Office, Olympia, WA.

98504 within thirty (30) days from March 30, 1975. March 23, 30, 1975. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Roasting stake 26. Chemical salt 5.

Pay homage to 27. Morass 28. Myself 30. Lowers in rank 32. In what way 33.

Floating lily leaf 34. Thousands of CLASSIFIED ADS 452-2345 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CLASSIFIED DEADUNIS Ckmrtied Display add one doy'i notice.) Daily en Deadline it Monday Tuesday 1:00 Monday Wedneidty rhunday 1:00 Wednesday Friday Sunday 1:00 Friday There is no Saturday paper. i Cancellation for daily ads must be placed by 5:00 p.m., the preceding day for the next day's ad (i.e.

Call. Wednesday by 4:00 p.m. to take your ad out of Thuriday'i paper.) Discount Rate ad is paid in ad-- vance of cancellation. MINIMUM CHARGE ATTENTION If your ad appears incorrectly, no- tify us immediately, corrections can be made by 5:00 p.m. for the next' day's paper.

We accept the responsi- bility for one incorrect insertion only. We reserve the right to revise or re- ject any advertisement. 10. Enterprise 12. South American catfish 13.

Controversial 15. Split 16. Cross 17. Fate 19. Japanese coin 20.

High in music 21. Deer meat 23. Mr. Eliot 24. At a distance 25.

Discord 11 Personal "A Patriotic Christian American Newspaper, opposed to Communism is the derbolt, P.O. Box Marietta, Ga. 30061. Write for a' Free Sample Copy." help? Call 1 collect 1-353-7351, Pregnancy' Aid, Everett. BEST FRENCH DIP I ever was at the Big Restaurant! 12 Announcements-Notices SURPRISE Sale! YMCA, April'-8, 10-2.

JINNY'S Knit Nook, Open Monday! 117V2 W. 1st. 457-7676. LECITHIN! Vinegar! B6! Kelp! Now all four in capsule. Ask for Payless.

DOG Obedience sponsored by P.A. Kennel Club. Novice and Open begin April 4th. Utility in June. 683-4430.

i ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS and AI-Anon. Port Angeles, 457- i 8566, 457-8567. Sequim, 683-6719, 683-4992. Forks, 374-5344. Chimacum, 385-3590, 732-4972.

Quilcene, 385-1116, 765-3766. 7 Port Townsend, 385-2185. 385- 1468. COMING Music Mart. Quality organs and pianos.

3 years full warranty on new organs. Servicing all makes organs and pianos. Store 2 miles west of Sequim on 101, 683-6160. 457-0905. THE Hut Cafe, Chinese food Tuesday through Saturday, 410.

Orders to go. 457-9091. DUNGENESS OYSTER FARMS now open weekends. Weekdays, 7-5; weekends, 10-5. oysters and assorted canned seafoods.

13 Lost-Found LOST small black dog in the vicinity of fourteen hundred block of the east end of Georgiana Street, answers to the name of "Lucky," 457-961J. 20 Real Estate FIVE acres, older 2,400 sq. ft. home, new plumbing and electric. Shop, two barns.

Owner must leave soon. Assume per cent. Ad No. 16- R. $65,000.

Lemcke Realty, Box 1021, Sequim, 683-6300. ONE bedroom older house, electric heat. $8,000. 457-9284, 457-6805. BY owner, year old, 3 bedroom country home.

$23,900. 457-1470. No agents. WOODED ACRE One acre of trees and privacy, public water, septic permit and building permit for house or mobile home. East of Port Angeles.

$5,600 cash. Gene Vouma, 384-1296, P.O. Box 569, Lynden, WA 98264. CLOSE TO SEQUIM, mountain view, power and water to lot. Prices from $4,500 to $5,500.

Milt Gaetz Realty, Sequim Plaza, 683-4000 or 683-3980. spacious quality late-model double- wide, composition roof. Two bedrooms, two baths. Franklin fireplace, attached carport and workshop. Mountain view.

2Vi or 5 wooded acres. Owner, 4529420. FIVE acres, mountain view close-in, south of Sequim. Owner anxious to sell. Milt Gaetz Realty, Sequim Plaza, 683-4000 or 683-3980.

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Vexed 4. "Tiny li 7. Par lime 24 min. AP 3-29 5. TV commercial 6.

June bug 7. Prayer 8. Poe'sbird 9. Earl of Avon 10. Small herring 11.

Masonic doorkeeper 14. Study 18. Ocean's rise and fall 21. Worth 22. Violation 24.

Craze 26. Unruffled 27. Hedge 28. Back teeth 29. Pitchers 30.

Indian prince 31. Lettuce 32. Pulls forcibly 33. Time gone by 35. Presage 37.

Hydraulic pump 39. That man 41. Compass point.