The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 22

imuju -mu-'n-y 0B T0pMqpMpNf9MfM Page B2 Sunday, April 2, 1995 The Spokesman-Review Hie Region nijjmnh '--3 4 fl1'lltfMmi1 Gun lovers not about to go shooting their mouths off Shopping channel searches out products that say Idaho 11 Minnmijivil WtfiiiwwWVi The Spokane Gun Show continues at the fairgrounds today from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. Admission is $4.50 for adults, free for kids under 10. Washington state businesses can compete for the chance to sell their products nationally on QVC on April 12 at the Saint Martins College Pavilion in Lacey, near Olympia. The deadline is Monday. Interested vendors should call Woodnet, a non-profit organization that represents small secondary wood products manufactured on the Olympic Peninsula at (360) 452-5496.

Farmer Wes Farris caught buyers attention with his frozen spud pack complete' with four quick potato meals, including spud-on-a-stick and stuffable potato shells. Joan Balzarini brought her black Shih Tzu dog to help show off Pack-a-Pet. The pack straps onto the chest so pet owners can take their dogs and cats for a stroll. This might just allow me to hit the big time, Balzarini said. Lane will announce the winners in a few weeks.

Each manufacturer has about a l-in-10 chance at stardom. And the stakes are intense. Just look at some of the predecessors. A Texas inventor of Hoof-Hoof-Hooray shampoo and nail conditioner for horses has sold 200,000 units since January, nearing the $1 million mark in sales. Each Idaho product must have at least a $15 retail value, be shippable and not distributed nationally.

Associated Press jQj OISE Inventive entrepreneurs are trying to convince QVC buyers that nothing says Idaho better than a spud on a stick, or a pet pack, or maybe a wearable sled. Those products, along with retractable phone cords, bird houses and a multi-angle shower attachment were all on display Thursday in Boise for the QVC national television shopping network. It plans to sell Idaho products in a special July 8 segment, broadcast to 50 million households nationwide. QVC is the nations largest electronic retailer with annual sales of $1.4 billion. Idaho is the 24th stop in QVCs 50-state tour.

How badly do these 186 entrepreneurs want to be one of the 20 Idahoans who reach a national market for their products? Do you want me to get on my hands and knees and beg? asked Kimberly Garringer. By Kristina Johnson Staff writer It was a gun lovers paradise, and everyone was welcome. Eveiyone, that is, but the media. Signs at the entrance to the Spokane Gun Show made it clear no photographers, no videocameras allowed. And just try to find someone willing to be quoted.

Gun show people dont like to be quoted, said one man who surprise wouldnt give his name. Promoter Paul Snider described the annual show at the Spokane County Fairgrounds as the perfect place to buy, sell and trade firearms. But tell your photographer to stay home, Snider said, adding that gun owners get too much bad publicity. The show featured at least 400 displays, ranging from collections of silver spurs made in the early 1900s by Mexican craftsmen to boar furs and bison heads. Handguns and rifles of all shapes and sizes filled the rows and rows of tables.

Eighty percent of the stuff is collectibles, Snider said. Youll find some new, modern guns, and lots of Old West type stuff. Snider guessed that Saturdays attendance topped at least 2,000 people. They roamed among the display booths, lusting after guns like the 1950s Winchester rifle and a replica of an 1835 Dimmic Plains muzzleloader. A few displays featured books, with topics ranging from women police officers to surveillance, survival skills to poaching without getting caught.

At least one table was offering bumper stickers about the evils of gun control and signs with Hitlers face, reading When I come back, no more mister nice guy. Shar Aguilar, of Plummer, Idaho, came to the show with her husband and three daughters in search of a new rifle. This is family recreation, she said, adding that she and her two older daughters all had rifles. One gun owner described his collection of European rifles as jewelry. This is my favorite, he said, gingerly picking up a 1922 German Kettner.

Its handmade. He, too, didnt want his name used. Its Zak, and thatll do, he said. Spokane people are weird about guns. The Coeur dAlene woman was showcasing her Power Sled: a plastic, flexible device that straps onto kids backs to eliminate the hassle of dragging a sled uphill.

Were looking for products with a distinct Idaho feel, said Bill Lane, QVC director of new market development. Something with an agricultural, Western or outdoors feel. Man arrested after pointing gun at police A Spokane Symphony Family Concert obstruction. Grasers wife, Ivalynn Graser, 46, was a passenger in the car. She was cited for obstruction but not jailed.

She repeatedly told officers someone was after her and was taken to Sacred Heart Medical Center for a mental evaluation, Cottam said. Officers responded to a suspicious activity call just after midnight at Lee and Cleveland. They were stopped by a motorist who said a man in a white Cutlass had just pointed a rifle at him. By Alison Boggs Staff writer A Coeur dAlene man was arrested early Saturday after authorities said he pointed a loaded rifle at officers. He came very close to being shot I think, said Spokane police spokesman Dick Cottam.

(The officers) exercised a lot of restraint. Charles R. Graser, 40, of 1522 Davis in Coeur dAlene, was booked into Spokane County Jail on carrying a loaded weapon in a car, intimidating an officer with a firearm and Police pulled the Cutlass over in the 2800 block of North Stone. Officers ordered the driver and passenger, later identified as the Gras-ers, out of the car. Both responded slowly.

Graser leaned back into his car and picked up a rifle from the back seat, Cottam said. Graser turned toward the officers with his gun in his hands and repeatedly refused their orders to drop the gun. Several officers had their weapons pointed at Graser, who finally put down his rifle and was handcuffed, Cottam said. Sunday, April 9, 1995 2:00 p.m. The fun begins at 1:00 p.m.

with a Musical FunFair! Spokane Opera House Learn the art of listening with the Magic Circle Mime Company! This fun and educational concert features classical favorites including Bizet's Carmen, Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, and wonderful music by Mozart, Bernstein, and other great composers. Fabio Mechetti Conducting i Coping with Death isn't easy. Neither is paying for a funeral. "The Simple Alternative TELOPHASE Cremation Society Lifetime Membership $20 Cremation cost to members $595 For information call: 1-800-821-7551 Musical FunFaibi Ipli H(C Funerals 11 13 FUNERALS 11 11 FUNERALS FUNERALS FUNERALS Play a musical instrument! Take a backstage tour! Make music on a computer! Magic Circle Mime Co. p0 a thjs an(j more aj 0ur hands-on Musical Guest Artists FunFair! Free to all ticket holders.

12 DEATHS SHEARER, Ernst I. (Age 93) Passed away March 29 1995 at Sunshine Gardens Care Center Bom December veciiici uvm LCIBMIUer WESTLIE, Cathryn (Age 83) Passed away April 1, 1995, in Fairfield WA Survived by sons Steve Hites of Blanchard ID and Clyde Hites of Goldendale WA daughters, Sylvia Southwell of Fairfield, and Catnryn Eastwood of Spokane, 13 grandchil dren, numerous great grandchildren and great great grandchildren Grave side Service Tuesday. April 4, 1995 at 2 00 at the Evergreen Ceme tery Latah, WA SCHANZENBACH FUNERAL HOME, FAIRFIELD, WA, Spokane Symphony FABIO MECHETTI MUSIC DIRECTOR TP OS! Sponsored by Washington Water Power McGWIRE, Florence (Age 95) Died March 30 1995, at the Tekoa Care Center formerly of Spokane WA Survived by a daughter law Ann Wall, Tekoa WA, a sister Alta Lemon Bozeman MT, four grandchil dren, Sharon Epperly Tom Wall Hillary Lawson and Cathy St John seven great grandchildren A member of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Catholic Church Spokane, WA Ro sary Sunday April 2, 1995 at 5 00 at KRAMER FUNERAL HOME TEKOA WA Mass of Christian Burial Monday April 3 1995 at 10 00 A at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Tekoa WA Father Eugene Glatt officiating Bunal to follow at Golden rod Cemetery. Tekoa, WA Memorial lifts to the Tekoa Care Center Tekoa gifts SNODGRASS, Meta Passed away March 30 1995 Survived by two sons Stanley Snodgrass Spokane WA Robert (Terry) Snodgrass Sartell MN five grandchildren Brian Lee Snodgrass Debra Ann Romane both of Spokane, WA, Thomas Stanley Snodgrass Katie Snodgrass both of Sartell. MN Lon Malloy Friday Har bor WA six great grandchildren Pre ceded in death by a daughter Carolyn Jo in P82 A member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church Graveside Service Tuesday April 4 1995 at 3 00 at Riverside Memorial Park Visitation Monday Apnl 3 from 9 00 A to 8 00 at BALL I.

DODD FUN ERAL HOME SOUTH, 421 DIVISION STREET Friends who wish may make memorial contributions to Og den Hail 124260 DICKAMORE, David Passed away March 30 1995 Survived by his wile Cathy I Dickamore at the HOTCHKISS, Shirley (Age 66) Of Northpori WA passed away March 29 1995 at her home Survived by her husband Clifford Hotchkiss, at the home one daughter Susan Wei mer and her husband Steve Colville WA three sons Gary Hotchkiss and his wife Lucy Girdwood AK Dean Hotchkiss and his wife Marci Gird wood AK Dale Hotchkiss and his wife Cindy Copulis Crossing WA one sister Ruth Bruner Orange CA six grandchildren Former secretary for Carney Pole Co in Northport WA and a waitress at Trophy Tavern in Northport WA At her request, no services are planned DANEKAS FUNERAL CHAPEL. 155 FIRST AVENUE. COLVILfE, WASHINGTON in charge of arrangements 12 514 5 3 FUNERALS 22 1901 at Hurdland MO Survived by his wife Roberta (Jean Eyler) Shearer Spokane son, Carl and Loreen Shearer Spokane daughter. Mona and Pastor Clifford Anderson. Fernwood ID, seven grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, two sisters, Sadie Scott Arizona and Elsie Murray, Edina, MO, numerous nieces and nephews Visitation will be held Sunday April 2 1995 from 9 00 AM to 56 at HAZEN I JAEGER VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, 1306 N.

PINES RD Graveside Services will bis held Monday April 3 1995 at 11 00 A at Pines Cemetery Pastor Jerry Kennedy officiating Memorial Ser vices will be held Monday, April 3 1995 at 1 00 at the Foothills Community Church Memorials may be given to the Foothills Community Church. 11102 Forker Rd, Spo kane Washington 99207 120263 -I COMiih Jr -Im 11 IV- -I yi'f). in charge of arrangements 1 049150 HEMINGWAY, Mildred Passed away March 20 1995 Spokane She rs survived by two sons and daughters in law Ralph and Kay Hemingway of Mercer Island WA and Bob and Vi Hemingway of Sum ner WA daughter in law Jean Hem mgway of Spokane eight grandchil dren and 20 great grandchildren Pre ceded in death by her son Allan in 1986 A lifetime resident of the com munity she was a member of St WA vmidl or to the charity of the donor's choice KRAMER'S FUNERAL HOME, TEKOA, WA, in charge of arrangements Stephens Episcopal Church a former member of the Spol ciation, the Mamto Golf and Country MORIN, Doris L. Passed away March 31 1995 in Spokane She is survived by her three sons. James Morin Charles Monn, and William Morm all in Spokane, one daughter Nancy Gardner of Spokane nine grandchil dren and six great grandchildren three sisters Sue Shaw of Spokane Margaret Templeton of Portland OR and Nancy Kennedy of Seattle, WA several nieces and nephews Pre BUOB.

Nellie (Age 90) Passed away March 30 199b in Fairfield WA She is survived by seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren one great-great grandchild brothers Claude, Clyde and Frank Miller all of Coulee City WA She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Fairfield WA Funeral Services Sunday Apnl 2, 1995, 2 00 from the Fairfield Presbyterian Church, Rev Ooug Cleeg and Rev Gary Moore officiat mg interment Monday April 3, 1995 at the Greenwood Cemetery In Spo kane SCHANZENBACH FUNERAL HOME, FAIRFIELD, WA in charge ceded death by her husband Emmett Morin 1979 and a sister Patricia Tschtrgi Mrs Monn was a lifetime resident of the community, a member of Spokane Soroptomist a home his mother June Machamer Spokane WA one sister Becky Cos sey Spirit Lake ID two brothers Dale Dickamore Ritzville WA Dean Dickamore lone WA one grand mother Wilma Kmcart Lewiston ID two stepdaughters Becky Davis Coeur Alene ID Tracy Averyt Spokane WA numerous nieces nephews and cousins Preceded in death by his father Leroy Dickamore. 1982 Funeral Service Tuesday April 4 1995 at 10 00 A at BALL I DODD FUNERAL HOME SOUTH, 421 DIVISION STREET, Rev Dave Adams officiating Graveside Service following at 2 00 at Metalme Cemetery Metaline WA Visitation Monday Apnl 3 from 12 00 Noon to 8 00 Friends who wish may make memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, 900 Maple Spokane WA 99261 007005 EDINGTON Katheryn Devoted daughter of Frank and Susie Edingtor (deceased) passed away April 1 1995 Spokane She was born kLLEN, Alfred "Bud" Died in Spokane. WA after a short illness March 30. 1995 Born July 3 1910 Bellview New Mexico He is survived by his sister Bertha Dickson of Coffee Creek MT one brother Eart Allen of Clovis NM numerous nieces and nephews numerous grand nieces ano grand nephews and many friends He was preceded in death by his wife Ruby Allen who died in 1983 Also preceded in death by his parents Clarence Grant and Martha Jane Al len three brothers Archie Lester and Clarence Allen two sisters Lora Brummett and Ruth Robertson Mr Allen was a retired barber at the Spokane City ub A member and Past Master of North Hill Masonic Lodge No 210 Member of the Co lumbian Geological Society and mem ber of the Spokane Mens Garden Club Memorial Services will be held Tuesday April 4 1995 at 1 00 at Chapel of Flowers, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4305 DIVI SION with Mr Richard Mather offi ciating Participating will be North Hill Lodge 210 Family suggests memo Guardian Adlidem for the Spokane Juvenile Court for several years, her and her daughter operated The Toy Shop" in the Flour Mill for 20 yei Memorial Service will be held lues day, April 4 1995 at 10 30 A in the Rose Chapel, HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 2203 DIVISION Rev Robert Goebel officiating Private Interment at Fair mount Memorial Park NEUDORFER, John (An 75) Passed away March 30 1995 in Spoka John was bom March 9 1920 August 1 1907 in Arden WA and preceded in death by her brother Eugene in 1988 Katheryn is survived by ner sister in law Evelyn Edmgton nephew Larry Edmgton nieces Kay Moser and Kandace Braaten and by made to a charity rial contributions of one choice five grandnieces and grandnephews Katheryn dedicated 34 years of her life to teaching school in the Spokane area After retirement she shared her kindness with the patients of Holy Family Hospital until entering Franklin Hills Healthcare Facility Graveside Services and Interment will be held Monday April 3 1995 at 2 30 at Woodland Cemetery Deer Park WA RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4305 DIVISION, in charge ol arrangements -047118 Club and Daughters of the Nile Ladies Patrol Private Family Grave side Service and Interment will be held at Greenwood Memonal Terrace The family suggests memorials be made to chanty of ones choice HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 2203 DIVISION, in charge of arrangements 002679 LANTIS, Alfred L. Born December 18 1910 in Decatur Nebraska died March 29 1995 at Good Samaritan in Fairfield WA Survived by wife Wil ma Lantis Valleyford WA son Larry Lantis Valleyford, WA daugh ter lynette Lantis Struthers Kenne wick, WA four sisters in Nebraska nine grandchildren, six great grandchildren several nieces and ne phews Memorial Services will be held April 8 1995 at 2 00 at Valley ford Community Church MASON, Alice (Dunham) An 87 On Tuesday March 28 1995 in her Spokane Valley home the Lord held her close in his arms and took her to heaven to be with the rest It must be a wonderful place because He only takes the best1 Born on October 2 1907 to Janey (Agar) and Ted Dunham at Loon Lake WA Alice and Jim married on March 16, 1927 and in 1977 they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary together with a lovely reception Survived by one son James Mason and his wife Sandra Tacoma.

WA two daughters Carolyn Rusk, Anchorage AK and Janyce Satran, Spokane WA nine grandcnil dren Denise Hopkins Christine Fo gee Francine Bernadme James and Grant Mason Deanna and Jason Satran and William Seipp ten great grandchildren Also survived by two sisters Mildred (Ed) Jones and Dorris (Frank) Bender two brothers John (Juanita) Dunham and Elmer 6 (Betty) Dunham, all of Spokane WA two sisters in law Anne (Bert) Dunham and Margaret (Vic) Mason numerous nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her hus band James Mason (1978) daughter Ann Marie Seipp (1961) two sisters, Hazel (Ernest) Huffman and Adah (Ralph) lauer two broth ers Melvin (Margaret) Dunham and Bert (Anne) Dunham one brother in law Victor (Margaret) Mason and one sister in law Ethlyn (Frank) Moore She was a member of the Veradale United Church of Christ Romana Rebekah Lodge, Spokane Valley Womens Club and Spokane Valley Homemakers Club She will be greatly missed by her family and many friends Her hobbies were readme writing letters and send mg cards Her mm3 was sharp as a tack and she could match wits with A visitation will be held unday, April 2 1995 from 9 00AM to 5 00 followed by Funeral Services on Monday April 3 1995 at 1 00 at the THORN HILL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 1400 PINES ROAD, OPPORTUN ITY, WA with Pastor Ray Ruef officiating Donations may be made to The Valley Center 11922 1st Ave, Spokane WA 99206 in her name II 7B50 BURNETT, Thomas (Age 68) Passed away March 29 1995 in Spokane Survived by his wife of 43 years Shirley Burnett at the home four children David Burnett and his wife Becky Paris France Jonathan Burnett and his wife Bonnie Post Falls ID Shelley Gingrich and her husband David Malaga WA Cindy Hval and her husband Derek Spo kane nine grandchildren Also sur vived by many friends Mr Burnett a 25 year resident of the area was a member and deacon at First Church of the Open Bible The Gideons Interna tional Full Gospel Businessmen As sociation and a former member of Ktwams of North Spokane Funeral Service Monday Apnl 3 1995 11 00 A First Church of the Open Bible 8303 Division The Reverend Monte LeLaCheur officiating HAZEN 6 JAEGER FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements I I 46E BUSBY Grace Passed away March 31 1995 Survived by one son Elvm Busby Portland OR one daughter Kathleen Anthony Spokane WA sev en grandchildren Barbara Cochrane Spokane WA Pam Fmkel Los An SPIGER, Mama Schultz (Am 95) Passed away March 30, 1995 Spokane Survived by her two daughters and sons-m law June and John Syverson and Jacquie and Larry Kreyssler all erf Spokane 11 grandchildren 13 greatgrandchildren, two great greatgrandchildren, and nine step grandchildren Preceded tn death Dy husbands Norbert Schultz and Ra leigh Spiger An 80 year resident of Spokane she was a member of Spokane Valley Baptist Church Visitation Sunday 1 00 to 5 00 at HAZEN I. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, 1306 NORTH MONROE STREET. Memorial Service will be Monday, April 3 1995 2 00 at Spokane Valley Baptist Church 1222 South McDonald Road Memonal contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association 5125 Market, Spokane 99207 069221 VerHoef, Gwen 6. (Age 92) Passed away March 8, 1995, in Spokane Survived by two sons Branch VerHoef, Missoula MT and Niel VerHoef Des Moines. (A Mrs VerHoef was a resident of the area for 27 years Memorial Service Wednesday Apnl 5 1995 2 00 Hawthorne Manor Chapel 101 Hawthorne, Chaplain Leonard Jones, officiating HAZEN I.

JAEGER FUNERAL HOME charge of arrangements GIBSON, Marigold A Entered into rest March 17, 1995 in Spokane WA where she has lived for over 30 years Memonal Services will beheld Wednesday Apnl 12 1995 at 2 00 at the sunset Mausoleum Chapel on the grounds of Fairmount Memorial Park Cemetery. Chaplain Kathy Cooper officiating Marigold is survived by her daughter and son in-tew Lynette and Gregory Helme of Colbert WA her son, John Gibson Jr of Arlington, WA, a sister, lanthe Jean Norman of Knoxville TN, four grandchildren Shelby Jenny Kristy, and Katey Heline her former husband John Gibson of Everett WA She graduated from Arizona State University in 1944 Mrs Gibson taught school (or several years at Fairchild Air Force Base for toe Medical Lake School Distnct She is a former member of the ABWA American Business Womens Association The family suggests memorial contributions may be made to the Girl Scouts of America Intend Empire Council Wider Opportunities RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME 4305 DIVISION Spokane Retired from the Spokane County Sheriffs office in 1975 after 24 years of service He earned two Air Medals and two Distinguished Flying Crosses during WWIi while flying 24 and 29 bombers in the China Burma India Theater of Operations He is a member of the Elks Lodge 228 the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 51, the Spokane Police Guild St John Episcopal Church John is survived by his wife of 48 years Doris Neudorfer, sons, John and James Neudorfer both of Spokane daugh ters Sandra Sherrill of Peachtree City GA Marcia Childress and Janet Peter son of Spokane grandchildren, Roxy and Edward Sherrill of Peachtree GA Tama Moeller of Seattle WA Aaron and Vanessa Childress of Spokane Heidi and Autumn Hanson of Spo kane Desaree Neudorfer of Red mond WA John and Nikki Neudorfer and Joe Peterson of Spokane brother Robert Neudorfer of Carlsbad CA nephews Robert Neudorfer of Issa quah WA Gary Neudorfer Poulsbo wA niece Linda Walch of Boise ID Pnvate Family Graveside Service will be held at Riverside Memorial Park HENNESSEY SMITH FUNERAL HOME, 2203 DIVISION, in charge of arrangements 004606 PHILLIPS, Cleo P. (Age 102) A longtime Spokane resident passed away March 31 1995 in Cheney WA Mrs Phillips retired from Union Pa cihc in 1972 and was a member of the Montgomery Avenue Christian Church Survived Lucy Phillij children, Phillips Sharon Henshaw and DeanR Phillips all of Spokane Gary Phillips, Nine Mile WA, Lynn Phillips Portola, CA, 14 great grandchildren, 11 great great grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews Preceded in death by hus band Guy Phillips Sr 1928 and son Guy Phillips Jr 1985 Graveside Service Monday April 3. 1995, 1 00 at Greenwood Cemetery CHENEY FUNERAL CHAPEL, CHENEY, WA. in charge of arrangements FUEHRER, VerlaH (Age 88) Entered into rest April 1.

199b in Spokane WA where she has lived for over 51 years Verla was born July 17 1906 to Clarence and Ellen Faith in Tyghe Valley OR She is survived by her devoted husband of 62 years trnest Fuehrer She is also survived by her son and daughter law Dean and CC Fuehrer ol Spokane two daugh ters and sons in law Arvellen and Richard Monaghan and Eunice and Denny Peterson ail of Spokane a brother and a sister in Colorado 14 grandchildren 25 great grandchildren two great great grandchildren numerous cousins nieces and nephews She is preceded In death by her daughter Jacqueline Chinn and also by her great grandson Caleb Kurt; Verla was a member of the Spokane Valley As sembly of God Church She had a great love for music and shared her talents tn God House in both Denver CO and in Spokane Visitation for family and friends will be Monday April 3 1995 between the hours of 4 00 and 8 00 at RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, 4305 DIVI SION, SPOKANE Graveside Services and Interment will be Tuesday April 4 1995 at 2 00 at Spokane Memorial Gardens Cemetery Rev Allan Hulten officiating The family suggests memorial contributions may be made to VNA Visiting Nurses Association of Spokane or to The American Cancer Society geies CA Diana Hadman Renton WA Cheryl Busby Portland OR Crystal Busby Portland OR, LaDon na Marcus Porterville CA three sisters Wilma Odom. Lebanon, Ml Mary Frances Worrell Downey CA Junvera Philip Chicago IL nine great granddaughters one great grandson Funeral Service Monday April 3 1995 at 2 00 PM at the South Hill Bible Church 958 29th Ave Pastor Sonny Westbrook offi ciatmg Interment Fairmount Memon al Park Visitation Sunday April 2 from 12 00 noon to 8 00 at BALL DODD FUNERAL HOME SOUTH, 421 DIVISION STREET Friends who wish may make memori al contributions to the Inland Empire Diabetes Association Inc PO 1763 Spokane WA 99210 032353 REGISTRATION WEEK i Kindergarten First Grade April 17-21 ill Right now get any frame -including designer names like Linda Evans, J. David, Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley Perspectives! Nickelodeon'and more-and any prescription-with single-vision, lined bifocal or trifocal uncoated plastic lenses thats any complete pair of eyeglasses for only $99. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. Eye examinations available from independent Doctors of Optometry located at or next door to most locations Dispensing of eyewear requires a valid prescription Otter may not be combined with any other discount, coupon, vision care plan or prior orders Lens treatments such as no-llne bifocals available at additional cost Available at participating Sears retail stores except Arkansas.

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Immunization records must include the month, day, and year on which each of the following immunizations was received: Four doses of diphtheria and tetanus, with or without pertussis (DPT, Td, DT), with the last dose given at or after age 4 years. Three doses of oral polio vaccine (OPV) or four doses of injectable polio vaccine (IPV), with the last dose given at or after age 4 years. One dose each of measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine (MMR) given after the age of 1 year. For additional information contact student services (353-4587) E. WENATCHEE 611 Valley Mall Pkwy.

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