Spokane, Wash. THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW Oct. 4, 1982. Spokesman RAYNIAK Delighted with the victory of Grey Barbarian in Sunday's Playfair Mile are Spokane jockey Todd Stephens and owner Allan Morris, holding the 3-year-old colt. Barbarian is Gre-e-e-e-yt! By BRUCE BROWN monitor.
After viewing the movies of the race, the Sports staff writer ruled no change in the order of finish. "I told Todd this morning I thought our chief competitor would come from off the "George" got it done Sunday at Playfair. pace and to be sure and not shut someone off," Morris reThat would be Allan Morris' Grey Barbarian, who missed membered. winning the Spokane Derby by three of a length, but Stephens, who didn't think his horse fouled said held off bristling stretch bids Neely and Idaho Tribe to him anyone, win the 37th running of the season Playfair Mile. any distance.
I hit him showering, "they wouldn't have outrun today at of the and second stakes triumph at the quarter-pole ears when the other The win, fourth for the front-running 3-year-old son of Barbaric honors. Spirit, put up a length, so I just sat on him horses moved up to us. He pinned his back and opened to the top of the lane." him in strong position to win Horse of the Meeting Maybe Stephens is right, but Idaho Tribe, victor in this However, the race apparently was the last appearance for race a was running much the fastest of anyone at Grey nominated for the Inland Empire Marathon season, and Au Revoir on the wire. According to the chart caller for the Daily Racing Barbarian at Playfair this although he was year ago, Form, Idaho Tribe was 25 lengths back after a half mile and rolled past horses like they were standing still when he got in closing weekend. "My wife and I talked it over this morning (Sunday) and to finish in third place, lengths back of the decided if he won to ship him to Longacres for the $50,000 gear only Washington Championship for 3-year-olds and up," said Morwinner.
ris. That one comes in two weeks. "We wanted to give Jim Penney's well-regarded Azure Times wound up in a one more shot at the 'big After that, we'll bring him deadheat fourth with Eugene and Marie Pace's Smokin the winter and then back here (Play- Oakum. home to Deer Park for fair) in the spring." betting Grey with a $24.60 for as second. FaBarbarian returned $9.20 for $2 win bet the third Morris said his race pet horse, nicknamed "George" In at his birth, last vored True Intent, up with the leaders favorite, Neely paying until the turn for came out of the "super.
was just home, faded to seventh. He bouncing. four races, he has just gotten There were those who second-guessed the effervescent thing However, but exciting his antics comforting coming to down Morris the or stretch trainer were Lorrie any- Morris in his decision to pass Saturday's Washington SophoCrisp and owners Al Crisp and Jack Haymes of 4-year-old more Championship in favor of running his colt against the older horses. Neely. As the field swept down the stretch, with Grey Barbarian "I guess the main reason for the decision was that the Mile holding a length lead, 47-1 shot Neely closed stoutly on the paid a lot more money and he got in with less weight (117 outside.
Spokane jockey Todd Stephens whipped Grey Bar- pounds)," said Morris. His gamble paid off to the tune of barian briskly from the right side as the colt drifted out $10,725 out of a total purse of $19,500. toward Neely something he has done in most of his races. The crowd of 4,949 wagered $54,520 on the Mile, up $9,000 "I was scared to death when they put up the 'inquiry' sign from a year ago and $426,000 for the day, an increase of on the tote board," said Morris, who watched the race on a $25,000 from the same date in 1981. sports briefs Haas defeats buddy in Texas SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) Jay Almaden Golf and Country Club leg of the $1 million Playtex ChalHaas scored his second victory in as course.
lenge bonus series Sunday by upsetmany starts Sunday, turning back old ting third-seeded Pam Shriver 6-4, 6-2 friend, fraternity brother and former Connors breezes to title in the finals of the U.S. Women's InWake Forest teammate Curtis MONTREAL (AP) Jimmy Con- door Tennis Championships. Strange three-stroke with a 5-under-par in 65 for a nors, playing kind of tennis that Potter, who had beaten, Shriver by triumph the Texas has made him the No. 1 ranked player an almost identical score in Open Golf Tournament. in the world, beat a rusty Bjorn Borg the fourth round at Wimbledon in Haas, who won the Hall of Fame 6-4, 6-3 Sunday to win the $250,000 July, never lost her serve in capturing Classic two weeks ago, acquired the Molson Light Challenge Tennis Tour- her first major event.
fifth title of his 6-year PGA Tour canament. reer with a 262 total, a whopping 18 Flames win second shots under par on the friendly little, France gains Davis finals 6,525 Oak Hills Country Club Charlie Goodwin scored two goals course. yard AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France (AP) and assisted on three as the Spokane Frenchman Yannick Noah defeated Flames defeated the Trail Junior Patty Sheehan triumphs Russell Simpson of New Zealand 6-2, Smokeaters 7-5 in Kootenai Interna6-2, 6-2 Sunday to propel France into tional Junior Hockey League play SatSAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Patty the finals of the Davis Cup tennis tour- urday at the Eagles Ice Arena. Sheehan's final round 69 Sunday gave nament for the first time in 49 years.
her the lowest 72-hole total on the France will Cubs can three coaches meet the United States LPGA tour this year as she captured in the finals in Grenoble, France, Nov. CHICAGO (AP) Chicago Cubs the $150,000 Inamori Golf Classic by 26-28. General Manager Dallas Green Sunthree strokes. Indoor day announced the firing of three Sheehan, 25, the local favorite from Potter net champ coaches, including batting instructor San Jose, finished at 277, 15 strokes PHILADELPHIA (AP) Fourth- Billy Williams, a long time player faunder par on the par-73 seeded Barbara Potter won the first vorite. PUBLIC NOTICE OF BID EXTENSION Spokane School District No.
81 A revision has been made in the specifications for the Lincoln School and Washington School properties offered for sale as surplus property by Spokane School District No. 81. The zonings should be revised as follows: Lincoln School Site RO (Residential Office) Washington School Site R4 (High-density Residential) Bidders may contact Spokane School District No. 81 business office, North 200 Bernard, Spokane, Washington 99201 for revised specifications. Bid opening will be extended two weeks until Thursday, October 14, 1982.
Sealed bids must be submitted to the District No. 81 business office by 8:30 a.m. October 14 on the Lincoln School Site, and by 9. a.m. October 14 on the Washington School Site.
LE SPOKANE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Sp District No. 81 It It It It It Chiefs battle in tight loss FERNIE, B. C. Spokane's second outing in the Western International Hockey League was a losing effort but, as much as it is possible in defeat, the Chiefs could look at the pluses.
Elk Valley won the battle 4-3 Sunday, but the Chiefs came back from a 3-0 deficit to make a game of it. Coupled with their opening victory Saturday a 10-2 crusher Kimberley in Kimberley the first weekend has to be regarded as a success. Spokane, which has returned to the WIHL after two years' absence, will be on the road for its next two games playing in Trail Friday and Nelson Saturday. The Chiefs do not have their home opener until Oct. 16 when Elk Valley visits for a 7:30 game.
Elk Valley lost its opener 5-1 to Nelson Saturday night, while Trail beat Cranbrook 5-3. Cranbrook is the defending Allan Cup champion and had won its home opener Friday, edging Kimberley 6-5 in overtime. The winning goal for the Elk Valley Blazers was off the stick of former Spokane player Ron Huston, the team's playing coach. He connected with 2:47 gone in the third period, just 25 seconds after Buddy Bodman had cut the Blazers' lead to 3-2. Mike Stone brought the Chiefs to within one goal again at the 9:38 mark, but the Spokane team just couldn't catch up.
The first period was scoreless, then the Blazers hit at the 25-second mark of the second and built up a 3-0 margin midway through the session. Spokane got on the scoreboard when Peter Morris connected at 18:49 of the third. Gary Vaughn collected assists on two of the Spokane counters. stat sheet (Continued from page 15) EWU J. Johnson 4 pass from Brittain (Wold kick) EWU Givens 14 run (Wold kick) EWU Safety snap out of end zone EWU Hunt 6 run (Wold kick) ATT 2,500 (est.) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING Cal Poly-Pomona, Sanchez 11-33, Puellu 8-28, Fields 3-10.
EWU, Givens 9-51, Andersen 7-20, Brady 4-19, Brittain 4 4-19, Haack 5-19. PASSING Cal Poly-Pomona, Losey 9-24-144-2, Jurovich5-11-38-2, Pizzo 1-6-5-0. EWU, Brittain 12-22-215- 0, Hunt 6-14-0-53, McElwain 1-2-0-9. RECEIVING Cal Poly-Pomona, J. Smith 3-49, Lamandia 1-47, Sanchez 4-39.
EWU, J. Johnson 5-74, Brady 2-47, G. Johnson 2-35. Prep Scores CLASS AAA -Metro AAA Ingraham 12, Hale 0 Births North Puget Sound Kennedy 29, Kent-Meridian 6 Evergreen (Seattle) 24, Kentridge 7 CLASS AA Western AA Shoreline 35, Edmonds 0 Metro AA O'Dea 6, Sealth 0 CLASS B-11 Northwest Friday Harbor 7, Darrington 0 Central Adna 27, LaCenter 0 Southeast B-11 Pomeroy 6, Rosalia-Oakesdale 0 CLASS B-4 North Olympic Ciallam Bay 26, Wishkah 14 Joyce 40, Matlock 12 Neah Bay 40, Quiicene 0 NON-LEAGUE Olympic 32, Spanaway Lake 14 CC Scores COMMUNITY COLLEGE Wenatchee 35, Olympic 21 Yakima 41, Columbia Basin 27 Sunday Johnson- To Fairchild Airman 1st. Class Births and Mrs.
Dwight Johnson, Fairrecorded in Spokane hosthe 24 hours at child, boy. pitals during ending 3 October 1982: Lorenzi- To Second Petty Offip.m. cer and Mrs. 3, Deaconess Gregory Lorenzi, Harris- To Mr. and Mrs.
William N5416 Standard, girl. Harris, Veradale boy. Miller -To Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller, Finch- W2018 Fourth, boy.
NOTICES -To Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Finch, E942 37th, boy. 1-49 Gay -To Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Gay, E3304 34th, boy. Weyhre-To Mr. and Mrs. Brian LEGAL NOTICES Weyhre, Fruitland boy. Bell -To Mr.
and Mrs. George INVITATION FOR BIDS Bell, N4409 Bannen boy. Authority will receive bids for The Spokane Indian Housing Mendoza -To Mr. and Mrs. Rich- WASH 37-5 until 2:00 p.m.
on ard Mendoza, 1208 Heroy, girl. the 28th day of October, 1982, Emter -To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald at the Spokane Indian Housing Emter, E3723 Crown, girl. Authority Office, Box 195, Gosseft-To Mr.
and Mrs. Jeff (509) 258-4523, at which time Wellpinit, Washington 99040, Gossett, N1823 Balfour girl. and place all bids will be pubSacred Heart licly opened and real aloud. Brosvik -To Mr. and Mrs.
Scott This project will be bid as IndiBrosvik, E7808 Skyline boy. an Preference of the according Self- to Lea--To Mr. and Mrs. George Determination and Education Section 7 (b) Lea, 15804 Farwell, boy. Assistance Act.
Strom -To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Indian-owned firms should Strom, W2907 Euclid, contact Spokane Indian HousGroff-To Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ing Authority Executive DirecGroff, E1014 Dalton, girl.
tor, Carol Evans, for proper prequalification documents. Wetzier -To Mr. and Mrs. Ken Prequalification documents Wetzier, Elk boy. must be completed and prop- CLASSIFIED The Peoples Market Place: AUTOMOTIVE Antique, Classic Cars -581 Automotive Service Guide -530 Autos, Trucks, Lease -560 Autos, Trucks, Wanted -555 Autos for Sale --590 Aviation -510 Camper, Trailer Rental -508 Campers, Trailers, Canopies-506 Import, Sports Cars -580 Mopeds-521 Motor, Mini Homes -507 Motorcycles For Sale -520 Motorcycles Wanted -525 Rec.
Vehicles Wanted -505 Truck Equip. Accessories-549 Trucks For Sale -550 Vans For Sale -551 4-Wheel Drives-552 EMPLOYMENT 333 Employment Agencies 330 Help, Invest. Required -325 Laborers, Domestics -310 Office, Clerical -301 Salespeople -315 Skilled, Semi-Skilled-303 Technical, Professional -307 FINANCIAL Contracts, Mtgs. For Sale -70 Contracts, Mtgs. Wanted -73 Financial Help -50 Mines Mining-85 Money To Loan -55 Money Wanted To Borrow-60 JOBS WANTED Child Care -360 Permanent -352 Let A Specialist Do It -355 ALPHABETICAL AD INDEX MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE Antiques Collectibles-455 Appliances 433 Auction Sales -462 Auctioneers-460 Bicycles-493 Boats Motors-490 Building Materials 430 C.B.
Radios Equip. -406 Cameras Equip. -448 Equipment -416 Farmers Market -439 Farm Supplies -487 Fitness, Health Beauty -442 Furniture-434 Sales-451 Heat-428 Hay Feed -486 Hobbies, Crafts, Coins, Etc. -445 Home Entertainment -404 Home Decorating -432 Horses -483 Irrigation-489 Lawn Lvg. -440 Livestock -485 Livestock Auctions-488 Machinery, Electrical -474 Machinery, Farm-470 Machinery, Industrial -472 Machinery Wanted -476 Misc.
For Rent-452 Misc. For Sale -450 Misc. Trade, Wanted -453 Musical Instruments-400 Equipment-416 Pets -480 Pools, Spas Saunas -435 481 Prospect, Mining Supplies-447 Pumps 477 Rabbits-482 Saddlery -484 Sailboats-491 Security Offc. -417 Sewing Machines- -415 Skis, Equipment -495 Snow Vehicles 498 Sporting Goods -492 Wood Saws -429 NOTICES Announcements-24 Cards Of Thanks -16 Cemeteries, Services -19 Deaths 12 Florists -10 Found-21 Funerals-13 Get Away From All-32 In Memoriam-17 Legal Notices-1 Lodges-8 Lost -20 Personals -28 "Happy Ads" -27 CLASSIFIED RATES HOURS 12 days. per line per day 8 days.
$1.17 per line per day 4 days. $1.44 per line per day 1 day $1.60 per line per day Minimum 2 line charge. Single paper rates available. Contract rates on application. CALL 838-4664 For Want Ad Service 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Sun. W. 927 Riverside 13 FUNERALS 13 LEGAL NOTICES 6 erly filed with Mrs. Evans by the bid opening date. Contact Carol Evans al the address listed below.
Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans at the Carol Evans. and specifications are on file Executive Director, Box 195, Wellpinit, Washington 99040, (509) 258-4523, and at the office of Glen A. Cloninger Associates, Tapio Office Center, Suite 206, South 104 Freya, Spokane, WA 99202, (509) 535-3619. Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing $75.00 with the Architect's office for each set of documents so obtained. Such deposit will be refunded to each person who returns the plans, specifications, and other documents in good condition within ten (10) days after bid opening.
A cerfified check or bank draft, payable to the Spokane Indian Housing Authority, U.S. Government bonds, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and acceptable sureties in an amount equal to five percent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds. Attention is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity, and payment of not less than the minimum salarles and wages as set forth in the Specifications must be paid on this project. The Spokane Indian Housing Authority reserves the right reject any or all bids or to waive any Informalities in the bidding.
The maximum total contract for this project Is $2,225,471. The prototype cost limits are as follows: a 2 bedroom unit Is $36,500, a 3 bedroom unit is $43,650, a 4 bedroom unit is $52,400, and a 5 bedroom unit is $58, 150. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 45 days subsequent to the bid opening of bids without the consent of the Spokane Indian Housing Authority. Date: September 28, 1982 Spokane Indian Housing Authority BY: Carol Evans TITLE: Executive Director PHONE: (509) 258-4523 SR 100 NO. 82-4-00627-6 NOTICE OF CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON FOR SNOHOMISH IN RE THE ESTATE OF: COUNTY MARILLA B.
ASHLOCK, DECEDENT NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that the Personal Representative below has been appointed and has qualified as Administrator of the Estate of LA B. ASHLOCK, deceased. All persons having claims against the decedent are required to serve the same on the undersigned or the attorney of record, and file with the Clerk of the Court within four (4) months after the 27th day of September, 1982, the date of filing this Notice of Creditors with the Clerk of the Court and the date of first publication of this notice. STEVE ASHLOCK Personal Representative Attorney for the Estate: Steve Bertsch Attorney at Law 505 Seafirst Bank Building Everette, WA 98201. SR94 8 LODGES MANITO LODGE Mon Oct 4, 1982 Special Comm 3rd Degree 7:30 Sojourners welcome Wm Collett W.M.
J.C. Lyons Sec 12: DEATHS SMITH, Terri Passed away October 1, 1982. Survived by her husband, Duprie Smith, af the home; one daughter, Leaha Smith, at the home; mother, Lois Collins, Spokane, WA; one sister, Cathy Stahlhut, Pullman, WA; one brother, Perry L. Collins, Spokane, WA; grandmother, Florence M. Ryan, Spokane, WA; grandmother, Sannie Bedford, Seffner, FL.
A member of St. Peter's Catholic Church. Funeral pending at HENNESSEY-SMITH FUNERAL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST. TOMLINSON, Howard Passed away October 2, 1982; his home, Spokane, WA. Survived by his wife, Jeanne M.
Tomlinson, at the home; four step-daughters, Laurie A. Beach, Redmond, WA; Kathleen M. Cosby and Kolleen M. Cosby, at the home; Dayle A. Putney, Spokane, WA; four step grandchildren; one brother, William R.
Tomlinson, Clarkston, WA; one sister, Betty Moe, Seattle, WA; several nephews and nieces. BALL DODD THORNHILL LANGBEHN FUNERAL DIRECTORS, S421 DIVISION in charge of arrangements. 13 FUNERALS ALGOE, Ward -Passed away October 2, 1982, in a Coeur d'Alene, ID, hospital; his home, Coeur d'Alene, ID. Survived by Katherine Algoe, at the home. A member of the Masonic Lodge 34 Spokane, WA, El Katif Shrine Temple, Spokane, and The Scotfish Rife, Spokane.
Funeral services Tuesday, October 5, 1982, at 1:00 p.m. at the ENGLISH CHAPEL, N1133 FOURTH COEUR D'ALENE, ID, Pastor Nels Nelson officiating. Burial at 2:45 p.m., at Greenwood Cemetery, N211 Govern- Acreage 150 Apt. Houses For Sale -135 Apt. Houses Wanted 136 Business Opportunities -170 Opp.
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-106 Homes Wanted -110 Industrial Property -173 Lake Prop. For -160 Lots, Sale, Wanted -125 Mobile Homes -126 Mobile Homes Wanted 127 Property Wanted -120 Real Est. Not Spokane 132 Recreational Property -158 Stock Ranches -144 Suburban Property -130 Timber Lands-146 Valley Property -115 Warehouses- -174 RENTALS Apts. Wanted -238 Apts. Furnished -235 Apts.
Unfurnished -230 Commercial Rental Prop. -252 Condominiums For Rent-228 Duplexes For Rent-227 Garages For Rent-248 Houses For Rent, Furn. -242 Houses For Wanted Rent, To Unfurn. Rent-244 -240 Misc. For Rent-275 Misc.
Wanted To Rent-280 Mobile Homes For Rent -243 Mobile Space, Rent -250 Motels -225 Offices For Rent-255 Offices Wanted -260 Rooms, Board Offered -210 Rooms, Board Wanted -215 Rooms For Rent -209 Storage Miscellaneous -272 Vacation Homes For Rent-201 Please check your ad when it first runs and report any errors promptly, as we can accept responsibility for the first day only. ASK ABOUT THE INCREDIBLE DEAL! It's an exciting, simplified plan that's designed to save you money! You pay just per line per day. And if your ad runs 4 days, the 5th day's FREE! Cancel any time during Classified hours. (Private party only, and Rental Classifi- cations 200-299 excluded). You may use the regular rate plan if you wish.
ment Way, Spokane, WA. Friends who wish may give to charity of their choice. ENGLISH CHAPELS, COEUR D'ALENE, ID, in charge. AYLSWORTH, Enoch Graveside services will be Monday, October 1982, at 11:00 a.m.. the Pine City Cemetery, Pine, City, WA.
LANGBEHN FUNERAL HOME, S421 DIVISION in charge. BENNETT, James (age 74)- Passed away September 28, 1982, in Thornton, WA; his home, Thornton, WA. Survived by his wife, Katherine Benneft, at the home: one son, Jack Bennett, Green River, WY; three daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Small, Thornton, WA; Mrs. Nell Thomas, Etna, CA; Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Dubois, ID; three sisters, Mrs. Edna O' Day, Phillip, SD; Mrs. Lavina Nutt, Drain, OR; Miss Ina Bennett, Ewing, NB; 16 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Monday, October 1982, at 2:00 p.m. at the Thornton United Methodist Church, Thornton, WA, Rev.
James Thuirer officiating. Interment Thornton Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Rosalia Ambulance Fund. SCHANZENBACH FUNERAL HOME, ROSALIA, WA, in charge. BLUMHAGEN, Jake- Passed away October 2, 1982, in Spokane; his home, Spokane.
Husband of Elma Blumhagen, at the home; father of Lyle Blumhagen, Spokane, WA; grandfather of Teresa Hoffman and Toby Hoffman, both of Spokane, WA; brother of June Beck, Spokane, WA; Esther Thompson, Phoenix, AZ; several nieces and nephews. A 55 year resident of this area. A Golden Age Member of Spokane Aerie FOE, a former member of the United Steelworkers of America, and he was employed by Kaiser Aluminum for 26 years. Graveside services will be held day, October 5, 1982, at 10:00 a.m. at the Riverside Mausoleum at the Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery, Rev.
Dallas E. French officiating. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Terrace. HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL HOME, N1306 MONROE in charge. CROSSLER, Earnest E.
(66) Passed away September 1982 at his home in Ritzville, WA. Survived by his wife Juanita Crossier, at the Family home; two sons, Gerald Crossier, Ritzville, WA, Eugene Crossler, Jamesville, CA; two daughters, Sandra Wilkes, Ritzville, WA, Judith Martinez, Ritzville, WA; two step-children, Robert Conner, Seattle, to, WA, Connie Weiser, SacramenCA; ten grandchildren, two step-grandchildren, five brothers, four sisters. Member of Ritzville Masonic Lodge El Katif Shrine, Scotfish Rite Bodies, Elks Lodge, Yakima, WA. Funeral Service, Tuesday, October 5, 1982 at 11 a.m. DANEKAS FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, Ritzville, Wa.
Rev. Ernest Sprenger, officiating. Interment Ritzville Memorial Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Ritzville High School Band Uniform Fund. DRAKE, Marion Ellen- Entered into rest October 2, 1982, in a local hospital; her home, Spokane, WA.
Survived by daughter, Kathryn Baggarley, Spokane, WA; two sons, James H. Spokane, WA; Terry A. Drake, Chattaroy, WA; one brother, Hugh Willer, San Francisco, CA; seven grandchildren; numerous nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Regal Street Baptist Church. Funeral services Wednesday, Ocober 6, 1982, at 10:00 a.m.
at the CHAPEL OF FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION Rev. Robert A. Danleis officiating. Interment Fairmount Memorial Park. RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION in charge.
HENSLE, Mae V. (90) Passed September 30, 1982 af Coltax, WA. Resident of Colfax, WA. Survived by two sons, Vincent Hensle, Palouse, WA, Harold Hensle, El Cion, CA; two daughters, Mrs. Ted (Marjorie) Elder, Garfield, WA, Mrs.
John (Mary Ellen) Cosgrove, Atherton, CA; two sisters, Nora Earnest, Rose Ella Silvey; brother Leo Lynch, all of Colfax, WA; 19 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren. Besides her husband she was preceded in death by two sons, James and Richard. Member of St. Patricks Catholic Colfax, Wa, St. Patricks Altar Society.
Recitation of the Rosary, Monday, October 4, 1982 at 8 p.m. St. Patricks Catholic Church. Requiem Mass, Tuesday, October 5, 1982 at 10 a.m. St.
Patricks Catholic Church. Fr. Victor Breznikar, Celebrant. Interment will follow in Colfax Cemetery. BRUNING FUNERAL HOME, COLFAX, WA in charge.
McGINNIS, Gary Lynn- Entered into rest, September 30, 1982, in a local hospital; his home, Spokane. Survived by his wife JoAnn McGinnis, the home; two daughters, Melinda McGinnis at the home; Carrie Burner, Bremerton, WA; a half-brother, Bob Taylor, Spokane, WA; stepbrother, Gene Rima, Spokane, WA. He was a member of the Boiler Makers Local FUneral services Monday, October 4, 1982, af 2:00 p.m. at the CHAPEL OF FLOWERS, RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME, N4305 DIVISION ST. Rev.
John P. Panther officiating. Interment Fairmont Memorial Park. RIPLINGER FUNERAL HOME. McLAUGHLIN, Eva Funeral services will be Monday, October 4, 1982, at 11:00 a.m., BALL DODD THORNHILL LANGBEHN FUNERAL HOME, S421 Division Chaplain Osterhaus officiating.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Memorials to The American Cancer Society or Hospice of Spokane, Box 1724, Spokane, WA, 99210. PARKS, Kenneth Passed away October 2, 1982, in Spokane; his home, Fairfield, WA. Survived by his wife, Mae Parks, at the home; one son, Kenneth A. Parks, Fairfield, WA; one daughter, Mrs.
Patricia Clark, Spokane, WA; two brothers, Paul Parks, Clarkston, WA; Harold Parks, Walnut Creek, CA; six grandchildren; preceded in death by a granddaughter, Debora Clark. Gradvated from the University of Idaho in 1935. A member of the Fairfield First United Presbyterian Church, Fairfield Lodge and Washington Association of Wheat Growers, Soil Conservation and Washington State Crop Improvement. Memorial service Tuesday, October 5, 1982, at 2:00 p.m., at the Fairfield First United Presbyterian Church, Rev. James Rogers officiating.
Cremation. Memorials may be made to the Fairfield First United Presbyterian Church, American Cancer Society, or a charity of the donor's choice. SCHANZENBACH FUNERAL HOME, FAIRFIELD, WA, in charge. SMITH, Terri Passed away October 1, 1982. Survived by her husband, Duprie Smith, one daughter, Leaha Smith, at the home; mother, Lois Collins, Spokane, WA; one sister, Cathy Stahihut, Pullman, WA; one brother, Perry L.
Collins, Spokane, WA; grandmother, Florence M. Ryan, Spokane, WA; grandmother, Sannie Bedford, Seffner, FL. A member of St. Peter's Catholic Church. Funeral services Tuesday, October 5, 1982, af 10:00 a.m.
at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Rev. John Birk officiating. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. HENNESSEY -SMITH FUNER AL HOME, N2203 DIVISION ST.
in charge. SPAETH. Mable ReedPassed away October 1, 1982. Survived by one sister, Flora Kirk, at the home. She majored in music at Washington State College; she was a retired member of the Restaurant Workers Union Local Graveside services Tuesday, October 5, 1982, at 1:00 p.m..
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