FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 2008 CRAFTSMAN YS 4500 garden lawn tractor, barely used, with sweeper attachment, $1300 OBO 795-0201.

FOR SALE: 1974 Seaswirl 18-ft. boat, $1950, 430-6458.

FROZEN BERRIES FOR SALE: Wahkiakum Lions Club will be taking orders for berries. Watch for the ad in next week's paper.

FOR SALE: ANCHOR AND chain, rope, anchor ball, plus fenders, all for $50. Lots of free stuff. Thursday, Friday only, 849-4158.

FOR SALE: NEW SOLID mahogany Cabinet, gun, china, trophy, glass front & sides. Don Twiet, (360) 849-4315.

FOR SALE: NEW 5-PT. Bull Elk Lamp Table. Big? horns. Don Twiet (360) 849-4315.

FOR SALE: 4 TIRES 205 70x15 $80; 1 large pet carrier; 1 small pet carrier; 1 dining table w/leaf & 6 chairs $65; Class C motorhome cover, 23'; outdoor Christmas lights, 140'; 5-gal. water cooler; entertainment center; large coffee table 40"x40". 795-8403.

FOR SALE: 1986 Ford
F-150 4-wheel drive, 8' bed, pickup, work truck, everything works, runs good, $695, call 849-4322.

GRASS HAY FOR SALE: In field or in barn, in Skamokawa. Ask for Ed at 795-3809.

WANTED


WANTED: GREEN CEDAR LOGS: No maximum diameter, buying lengths from 6' 3" up to 41' 6". Call: Reichert Shake & Fencing in Toledo for more information and pricing. (360) 864-6434 Days or (360) 880-2524 Eves.

WANTED: CARS, TRUCKS, MOTORS, Farm Equipment & Metals of all Kinds
to Recycle Ben 795-8880

FOR RENT

FOR RENT: AVAILABLE for move-in Oct. 15. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, large detached 2-car garage w/½ bath, close to town, $1100/month plus deposit. (360) 957-0783.

FOR RENT: 2 BATH, 2 bedroom plus den home, large master bath & closets, heat pump w/air conditioning, $750/month. Please call 849-4010 or 360-261-0646.

FOR RENT: NEW, UPSCALE, 1 bedroom & den, washer, dryer, dishwasher, $550/month, references required. 430-0676.

FOR RENT: TWO BEDROOM mobile in adult park, $465 includes sewer/water, garbage. 503-658-2257.

FOR RENT/LEASE: Great storefront space at 94 Main Street, 375 sq. ft., private restroom, $300/mo. Call 360-795-0095.

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, new home, 240 Glengate, Cathlamet. $995/$500 deposit, no pets. Sharp Property Management, 360-575-9723.

FOR RENT: 2 bedroom 1 bath with yard, 2-car attached garage, water/sewer paid, no smoking, no pets, $750 plus deposit, 1st and last. Call (619) 855-1668.

FOR RENT/LEASE: 340 sq. ft. retail space in Scarborough Bldg. Great storefront visibility, incentives available. Call Bill Wilkins 795-0552.

Birnie Creek Cabins
Fishing Cabin 4 Rent--Cathlamet, WA Located 3 Blocks from Elochoman Marina
Bill & Cindy Faubion (360) 795-3367 or (360) 795-8788

FOR RENT: One bedroom, Senior Living, subsidized housing, 62 and older; rent based on income, W/S/G paid by landlord, unit now available. Call 795-8604 mgrs., or 423-0140 ext. 20.

TO GIVE AWAY
FREE FOR THE TAKING: 7-ft. sofa, matching club chair, oak coffee table, computer stand. 795-8410.

LAWN AND YARD CARE

WAHKIAKUM COUNTY YARD MAINTENANCE
Weed & Brush Clearing, "No Job Too Small" Daria Johnson 360-795-0201

MISCELLANEOUS SALES

CLOSE OUT SALE: Oak china cabinet, table & chairs, furniture & household, free items. Sat., Aug. 23, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 180 Second & Una, Cathlamet.

YARD SALE: SAT. 11a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sun. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Turkey frier, swamp cooler-portable, 3-ft. Santa, 14-C. gold diamond sapphire ring $300 firm, oak coffee & 2 end tables, 2 Black Hills Gold diamond ruby rings-brand new still in boxes, 3-piece Sears Craftsman tool chest $225, portable air conditioner-window mount, heater plus more. Cash only. Chevron RV Park #2.

ESTATE SALE: FURNITURE, household items; Fri., & Sat., 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 5 Orchard Drive.

Come visit us in Kalama for an incredible 3-Days of FUN, FUN, FUN!! August 15, 16 & 17

Business Sidewalk Sale and an All-City Garage Sale

On August 17 The Untouchables Car Club plans on bringing approximately 400 cars to town!
Jay & I will be showing his Hotrods & Harleys.
I recently purchased 5,000 antiques, collectibles and decor items, so my spaces are FULL, FULL, FULL! So SHOP, SHOP, SHOP 'til you DROP, DROP, DROP at:
Heritage Square Antiques; The Window Box Antiques and Memory Lane Antique Mall.
Also, come in and visit Ruby Moon Day Spa for unforgettable facials, waxing, reflexology, anti-aging skin care and much more. Questions? Call Teresa Search 560-2659 cell

REAL ESTATE

MIDDLE VALLEY: 3 acre high & dry fenced older house site. Power, phone & septic in. $69,900 and you pay closing. 795-8768.

PRICE REDUCED: $269,950, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 1680 sq. ft., 2.78 acres w/200' Columbia River waterfront, oversize 2-car garage, deck over garage w/awesome view. (360) 430-9123, 497 W. Birnie Slough Rd.

SERVICES
NEED A GARAGE? DECK? Patio? Concrete Work? Remodel your home? Free estimates. 360-795-0034.

MULE COUNTRY PET SITTING
Caring for your pets and livestock in the comfort of their own home Honest, Experienced,
Licensed and Insured Teri Tramblie 360-795DOGZ (3649) www.MuleCountryPets.com

The Wine Shop at Cathlamet
in the Scarborough Bldg., entrance on Broadway St. Open Thurs.-Mon., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
and by appointment. 795-0511

Removal Service - Free Vehicle, Equipment and Scrap Metal Removal
795-8880 Ben

HELP WANTED: Accepting applications at Cathlamet Building Materials, 57 Main St., Cathlamet. Apply in person.

HELP WANTED: Parent educator for Family Support Program at St. James Family Center, 20 hours per week. Knowledge of child development and experience working with young children and their families preferred. Successful candidate will need to complete one week Parents as Teachers in training. In addition to providing home visits, the parent educator will promote the program and recruit families throughout Wahkiakum County. For more information, please contact Beth at 795-8612. EOE.

HELP WANTED: Skamokawa Center is looking for a seasonal, part-time cashier/cafe worker. Must be at least 21 years old and have a current food handlers card. Must be a friendly outgoing multi-tasker who can handle busy situations. Prefer an experienced cashier & food handler, but will train the right person. Apply at 1391 W State Route 4.

HELP WANTED: Hotel Cathlamet now accepting applications for part-time LPN or RN and part to full-time Aide. Please contact Sandy at 795-6533 or 957-1175.

WORK WANTED

REGISTERED CAREGIVER experienced with seniors and developmentally disabled adults. CNA trained, looking for work in Wahkiakum County. Will assist with all activities of daily living: cooking, shopping, housekeeping, personal care. Excellent references. 957-5309 or 795-6413.

PERSONALS

CARD OF THANKS
The list of Thanks is very long for all that helped make the Covered Bridge Celebration a success this year.
Thank you to Wahkiakum West, The Bank of the Pacific, Bradwood Landing and Wahkiakum Community Foundation for the huge support.
Thanks to the Dept. of Fisheries and Mike Queener for the gravel and prep of the park, Larry Hicks and the Grays River Fire Dept. for washing the deck of the bridge, Heidi for the weed eating, Dan Zimmerman for cutting the grass, Wahkiakum Foundation CEEEP students, Debbie Denny's track team, Rob Dalton's Outdoor Club, and the Finnish American Folk Festival for the use of the tents.
Thanks to Joel Fitts, Grays River Ambulance crew, Mitzi Christensen for the shirt design and Chris Goodwin for the flyer and poster designs.
Thank you Mike Matthews and your hard working crew for a great run/walk and Mike Swanson at the Rosburg Store for the water.
Thanks Okies Market for the watermelon and Joni & Viviana for your work. Thanks Colleen, Karen, Airi, Makenzie, Makayla, and Jordan for your help in the information booth. Thank you to the Bernice Appelo Fund for the music.
To all of you that had a part in helping put this community gathering together, thank you. A final thank you to the community for turning out even with the not so nice weather.
See you next year.

BONNIE LINQUIST

CARD OF THANKS
National Night Out and our Prepare Fair could not have been possible without the help of a lot of volunteers. Here is my long list and I hope I don't forget anyone:
Sheriff Bardsley for all his support of my ideas for community involvement in crime prevention and emergency preparedness; Mike Wright for his excellent coordination skills in arranging for the EMS and Fire Department crews to attend; Undersheriff Jon Dearmore for his public relations support; all the emergency responders who rose to the occasion and showcased their departments' volunteers and equipment--how lucky we are to have them with their great spirit, pride, and dedication to unselfishly helping others;
Citizen Corp for the supporting funds; all the Sheriff's Office staff including Janelle, Aric, Vernon and Raedyn for special projects; Deputy Bill Tawater and his Search and Rescue volunteers; the Fairgrounds staff; the Boyle Brothers (they have a newly released song, and put on a great show, too);
The Red Cross; the Wahkiakum County Health Dept.; Disaster Outreach Services; the Coast Guard Auxiliary; Bottoms Up Espresso; Ham Radio Operator John Simmons and family; and Cowlitz County Chief Criminal Deputy Charlie Rosenzweig with the Cowlitz-Wahkiakum SWAT vehicle.
Last but not least, I want to thank the Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) Ora Loraine & Ray Bauer, Kim Sharp, Pete & Carol Fleury, Terri Elfers, and Rick Damitio. Your enormous amount of help was the only reason we were able to have this successful event.

JOANNIE BJORGE
Wahkiakum County
Sheriff's Office