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18E March 26, 1975 ST. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH WANT AD INDEX The numbers in the index below refer to the closuhcation number and not the page number, All are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order Service Classification Number Announcements 0018 Bids and Proposals Wanted 9654 Business Directory 0711 1552 Business Opportunities 1859 Business Personals 0612 Death Notices 0273 Directors Meetings 9613 financiol 9571 fishing, Vacations, Picnics 0570 Fraternal Notices 0232 Greetings 0398 Legal Notices 9597 Loons 9555 Lost and Found 0331-0356 Personals 0497 Schools, Instruction 1578.1693 Special Notices 0554 Stockholders Meeting 9639 Swops 0679 Employment Employment Agencies 1776 Help Wanted 1792 Sales Help Wanted 1818 Porners 1834 Situations Wanted 1735 Real Estate for Rent Apart for Rent Business Prop Sole-Lease 7138-7294 Flats for Rent 2758-2931 Farms for Rent 7435 Hotels 2352 Houses for Rent 2956-3111 Mobile Homes for Rent 7716 Office Space 7351 Resorts for Rent 4978 Rooms, Board 1891-2295 Suburban Prop. for Rent 3137.4853 Suburban, Furnished 4879 Wanted to Rent Real Estate for Sale Acreage for Sale Wanted 7112 Apartments for Sole 6858-6999 Business Prop. Sale-Lease 7138-7294 Deeds of Trust 5058 farms ond Form Land 7435-7658 flats for Sale 6858-6999 Houses for Sale (St, Louis City) 6718-4833 Hunting Grounds 7393 Investment Property 7310 Loons on Real Estate 5074 Land, Lots 7013-7096 Mobile Homes for Sale 7690 Money Wanted 5090 Real Estate Services 5116 Real Estate Trade 5132 Real Estate Out of 5t. Louis 7674 Real Estate Wanted to Buy 5157 Resorts for Sale 5017 St.

Louis County Farms 7658 Suburban Prop. for Sole 5199-6692 Timber Lands 7419 Things for Sale Air Conditioning Equipment 8474 Aircraft 8516 Animals 8235 Antiques 8573 Aquariums and Fish 8458 Auctions 8599 Automobiles 7773-8151 Bicycles 8615 Birds for Sale 8417 Boats and Motors 8656 Books 8698 Building Materials 8730 Cameras and Supplies 8755 Compers 8014 Clothing 8797 Coal, Wood, Fuel Oil 8813 Dogs and Cats 8276 Farm Machinery and Supplies 8839 Fans 8474 Heating Equipment 8912 Horses and Vehicles 8326 Household Goods 8953 Household Goods Wanted 8995 Jewelry and Diamonds 9019 Lown Mower Sales and Service 8896 Machinery 9050 Miscellaneous for Sale 9175 Motorcycles 8177 Musical, 9233 Poultry and Supplies 8391 Rabbits, Monkeys, Pet Stock 8359 Rodios and Televisions 9290 Seeds. Plants and Trees 9357 Sewing Machines 9373 Sporting Goods 9399 Stamps and Coins 9415 Store, Office Equipment 9456 Joys 9498 Travel Trailers 8011-8094 icht), March 26, 1975, beloved wife of the late David Dick, dear mother of Grace Wells, Ruth Kissell and William C. Brown and foster mother of Esther Kotz, dear sister of Fred and Clarence BirkIcht and the late Rodney and Ira Birkicht and Irene Schilling, our sister-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt and friend. Mrs.

Dick in state at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL MORTUARY, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, from 6 p.m. Wed, until 9. p.m. Thurs. night.

Then in state at Watson Terrace Christian Church, 4205 Watson 10 a.m. Fri. until services at 1 p.m. Interment National Cemetery. Mrs.

Dick was a member of Watson Terrace Christian Church, Friendly Neighbors, Arts and Crafts and V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary Post 1663. Those who desire may make contributions to the Watson Terrace Christian Church Building Fund. FLORISTS 0158 NETTIE'S FLOWER GARDEN A Beautiful Expression of Sympathy: Mon. through Thurs.

8-6 p.m., Fri. 8-8 p.m.. Sat. 8-5 p.m. 3801 S.

Grand PR 1-9600 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 0174 KUTIS FUNERAL HOME 2906 Gravois PR 2-3000 10151 Gravols 842-4458 MONUMENTS 0216 ROSEBROUGH MONUMENT CO. 7001 Chippewa 351-4300 5232 Florissant 385-7766 FRATERNAL NOTICES 0232 LAMBDA SOCIETY For information call 367-3163 DEATHS 0273 Aigner AIGNER, MATHILDE (nee Luders) on March 24, 1975, Atlanta, beloved wife of the late John Aigner, dear mother of LornaM. Venker, dear grandmother of Thomas and Jim Venker, dear mother-In-law, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral KRIEGHAUSER'S WEST. 9450 Olive on March 27, 11 a.m.

interment, Mount Hope Cemetery, Contributions to St. Louis Boy's Club 2524 S. 11th St. Visitation after 1 p.m. Wed.

Bostwick BOSTWICK, THEOTISTE MARY (nee Piggott) (Granny), on March 25, 1975, beloved wife of late Arthur G. Bostwick, dear mother of Kay Bostwick Mesi, dear grandmother of Marilyn Mesi Pond, great-grandmother, motherin-law, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 S. Kingshighway, March 28, at 9:30 a.m. to Church of the Magdalen for 10 a.m.

blessing. A member of Council Daughters of America. Visitation after 7 p.m. Wed. Bradley BRADLEY, EMILIE S.

(nee Jacobi), March 24, 1975, in her 97th year, wife of the late Milton C. Bradley, mother of Emory P. and John W. Bradley, Mrs. Harry S.

Daniels, Mrs. Howard E. Russell and Miss Betty J. Bradley. Resident of 209 66th N.Y.C., formerly of Kirkwood, Mo.

Funeral services will be held at The Church Of The Holy Cross, Washington and Mercer North Plainfield, N.J., on side Cemetery. There will be no March 27 at 01 2 p.m. Interment Hillcalling hours at The Memorial Funeral Home, Plainfield, N.J. Flowers to be omitted. Burton BURTON, VICTOR Sat.

March 22, 1975, beloved husband of Margaret Burton (nee Everly) dear fother of Artie Burton, Blanche Williams and Dorothy Allen, dear brother of Albert Burton, dear grandfather of 17, great er of 15, great-great-grandfather of 2, dear father-in-law, brother-inlaw, uncle, cousin and dear friend. Services Thurs. March 27, 8 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Kinloch, 5844 Monroe. Interment March 28 washington Park Cemetery.

Visitation at WADE Funeral Home, 5590 Dr. Martin Luther King, Kinloch, 12 noon to 5 p.m. Wed. March 26. Cunningham See Lefers, Dick DICK, BERNICE N.

(nee Birk- DEATHS 0273 Dillin DILLIN, DELTA LOUISE, March 25, 1975, beloved wife of Jake Dillin, dear mother of Melinda and Doris Deborah, our dear daughter, sister, sister-in-law and aunt. Mrs. Dillin in state at the HEILIGTAG Funeral Home, 1081 Highway 61-67 (at 141), Arnold, until 10 p.m. March 26, then taken to Walnut Ridge, Arkansas for interment. DiPalma DIPALMA, LOUIS March 25, 1975, beloved husband Aleta M.

DiPalma, dear father Bernice Buck, dear stepfather of Louise Lyle and Fred Barrasso, uncle of Rudolph Torrini, our dear father-in-law, brother-In-law, grandfather and great-grandfather. Funeral from KUTIS FUNERAL HOME, 10151 GRAVOIS, Affton, March 28, p.m. Interment Lakewood Park. In parlors Wed. p.m.

Drilling DRILLING, MAMIE E. (nee Sandbothe), fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, late Henry March E. 25, Drilling, 1975, sister wife of the late Augusta Geitz. Lily Gerwitz, Kate Mossinghoff and Frank Sandbothe, dear aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral 8:30 a.m./ from BUCHHOLZ MORTUARY, 5967 W.

Florissant av. Interment Calvary Cemetery. In parlor 3 p.m. Wed. Ender ENDER, MARY E.

(nee Evans), March 24, 1975, beloved mother of Robert Evans, Virginia George and William Bobbitt, grandmother, mother-in-law of Steven George, Jeanne Evans and Dixie Bobbiff, dear sister of Ruth Evans and cousin. Funeral from WACKER-HELDERLE Chapel, 3634 Gravois March 27, 10 a.m. Interment Oak HIll Cemetery. In parlor after 4 p.m. Tues.

Estill See Woodferd Farkas FARKAS, JOSEPH, Mar. 25, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Mary Farkas (nee Grotzl), dear father of Eugene Farkas, St. Louis, Ernest Forkas, Los Angeles, and the late Jospeh F. Farkas, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brother-in-law, uncle, and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH.

4228 S. Kingshighway March 27, Church at 9:30 for a.m. 10 to St. Joan of Arc a.m. Mass.

Interment Resurrection. Masses preferred. Visitation after 1 p.m. Wed. Mr.

Farkas, a refired employe of Public Service Co. (Bi-State Transit). Foster FOSTER, LENA C. (nee Schoeneshoefer), March 25, 1975, beloved wife of Clem J. Foster, dear mother of Mrs.

Helen Mever, Vernon Ralph R. and Douglas Foster, dear mother-in-law, sisterin-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGHAUSER'S WEST, 9450 Olive on Thurs. March p.m. Interment St.

Paul's Church. Cemetery (Olive and Warson Rds.) In state after p.m. Wed. Friend FRIEND, MAURICE fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 25, 1975, beloved husband of Julia R. Friend (nee Kraus), dear father of Rosemary.

Diehi and Donald Friend, dear brother of Genevieve Scheffler, Margaret and Henry Friend and the late Leo and Joseph Friend, our dear grandfather, father-In-law, brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral MICHAEL FITZGERALD Mortuary. 4580 S. Lindbergh at Gravois, March 27, 10 a.m. Interment Mt.

Olive Cemetery. Mr. Friend was a member of I. B. of T.C.W.

and H. of A. No. 682. Masses preferred.

In state after 5 p.m. Wed. Gilsinn GILSINN. WALTER March 25, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of the late Alice Gilsinn (nee Bolger), dear son of the late Walter F. and Mary Agnes Gilsinn (nee Gillispie), dear brother of Francis J.

Gilsinn, Eleanor A. Gilsinn, Agnes Shannon, Margaret Mary Schindler, Rosella Hamm and the late Joseph, Lewis Glisinn and Evangeline Ryan, dear brother-in-law of Marie F. Bolger, dear uncle, great-uncle, brother-In-law and cousin. Funeral from WINGBERMUEHLE FUNERAL HOME, 3819 S. Grand March 28, 9 a.m..

to Church of the Little Flower. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of Dailey Council, 981, Chatice Club and 4th Degree Knights of Post 62 American Legion. MEColumbus, and Atwell T. Lincoln 31, 7:30 P.M.

AT THE CHURCH OF MORIAL MASS, MARCH THE LITTLE FLOWER. Haffner HAFFNER, JOSEPH March 25, 1975, beloved husband of Eda Ma'e Haffner, dear stepfather of Jewell Latell, dear grandfather Harris HARRIS, EARL Kirkwood, Fortified with the sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 25, 1975, dear husband of Eleanor Harris (nee Johnstone), father Lloyd and Frank Harris, sister of Marcia Zimmerly, grandfather of Timothy. Michael, Teresa and Anna Lynn Harris. Funeral services 10 a.m. at PFITZSINGER MORTUARY, 331 S.

rd. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery. Visitation Wed. and Thurs.

after 2 p.m. Memorial Funeral Mass Church. April 1, 7:30 p.m. at St. Peters Hoch HOCK, THEODORE G.

March 25, 1975, beloved husband of Evelyn Hoch (nee Wissmann) dear father of T. Ronald and Terry Hoch, father-in-law of Jacklyn Hoch, grandfather, brother, brother-in-law uncle. Funeral from SCHRADER FUneral Home, Ballwin, Mo. Fri. 1 p.m.

Interment St. Paul's Cemetery. Tenth District Guard of Honor Service Thurs. at 8 p.m. Visitation after 6 p.m.

Wed. Jamison Kette), March dear wife JAMISON, CAROLINE F. (nee the late William F. Jamison, dear mother of Richard H. and Albert H.

Jamison, our dear grandmother, great-grandmother, mother-in-law, aunt and cousin. Funeral from FIESER Funeral Home, 401 Gravois, Fenton. Services in Chapel. Thurs. 10 a.m.

Inferment National Cemetery. Contributions to Heart appreciated. In parlors Wed. 2-9 p.m. DEATHS 0273 Kieckhoeffer KIECKHOEFFER, EDITH, March 25, 1975, widow of the late Fred Kieckhoeffer, dear mother of Alice Workman, dear grandmother of Burke Workman 111, dear motherin-law and aunt.

Services at Croghan Funeral Home, 7825 Big Bend, Webster Groves, at 11 a.m. Interment New St. Marcus Cemetery. Friends who desire may make memorial contributions to the St. Louis Diabetes Assn.

Kuhnert KUMNERT, ELEANOR M. (nee Niles), March 24, 1975, beloved wife of the late William Kuhnert, dear mother of Florence Guelker, dear mother-in-law of Harry W. Guelker, dear sister of the late Mamie Kuhnert, dear ount and cousin. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 South Kingshighway, March 26, 10 a.m. Interment New St.

Marcus. Contributions to Shaw Ave. Methodist Church appreciated. Lefers LEFERS, BERNARD March 25, 1975, fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved husband of Elizabeth Lefers (nee Walker), dear fother of Judith Cunningham and James Lefers, dear brather of Julie Farley, our dear grandfather, father-in-law, brotherin-law, uncle, great-uncle, nephew and cousin. Funeral from HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 8:45 a.m., with Absolution Service at the Church of St.

Dominic Savio of 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Family preters donations to the American Cancer Society. Visitation Thurs. after 3 p.m.

Melka MELKA, IDA March 23, 1975, wite of the late Otto Melka dear mother of Mrs. Harriet Satherlev and Otto A. Melka Jr. our dear mother-In-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sisterin-law, aunt and great-aunt. Funeral from TED FENDLER Funeral Home, 7420 Michigan at Koeln, March 27, 11 a.m.

interment New Picker Cemetery. Member of Algabil, Chapter 409 0.E.S. Meyer MEYER, HAZEL M. BEGLEY wife of Walter Mever, (nee Nev), March 24, 1975, mother of Barbara Ruma and Edward Begley, grandmother, greatgrandmother, aunt, great-aunt and cousin. Funeral from SCHNUR Funeral Home, 3125 Lafavette, March 27, 9:45 a.m.

Interment Calvary Cemetery, Memorial Mass to be celebrated April 5, at 8 a.m. at Our Lady of the Presentation Church. Mueller MUELLER, CORNELIA March 23, 1975, dear daughter the late Cornelius and Frances Mueller, dear sister of the late Alma Mueller, cousin. Services at HOFFMEISTER COLONIAL Mortuary, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, 11 a.m. Interment St.

Paul Churchyard. Friends may call Wed. after 1 p.m. Noel NOEL, EILERT fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, March 24, 1975, beloved husband of Ethel B. Noel (nee Favier), dear father of Robert A.

and William F. Noel, dear brother of Florence Grissom, Carl, Horold and Paul Noel, and the late Elmer and Francis Noel, our dear father-in-law, grandfather, great grandfather, brother-In-law, uncle, great uncle and cousin. HOME, Funeral 2906 from KUTIS GRAVOIS, FUNERAL March 27, 9:15 a.m. to St. Dominic Savio Church.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. Member of Stationary Engineers, Local No. 2 and Affton Senior Citizen. Pflueger PFLUEGER, ELSIE (nee Schmidt) entered into rest on March 24, 1975, beloved wife of Imanuel Pfiveger, dear mother of Fred Pflueger, dear mother-in-law of Lucille Pflueger (nee our dear sister-In-law, aunt, greataunt and cousin. Funeral March 27, at 10 a.m.

from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE MORTUARY, 1645 Redman Ave. Interment Bethlehem Cemetery. Quade QUADE, STELLA (nee Warncke), on March 24, 1975, beloved wife of William F. Quade, dearest mother of William F. and Harold E.

Quade, our dear mother-in-law, grandmother and aunt. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S WEST. 9450 Olive bi, on March 27, 10 a.m. Entombment Oak Grove. Donation to charIt of your choice appreciated.

Visitation ofter 5 p.m. Wed. Reilly REILLY, SYDNEY (JIM). March 24, 1975, dear husband of Martha M. Reilly (nee Vonder Bruegge), dear father of Denny J.

Reilly, dear brother of Edward Reilly and Evelyn Thompson, dear father-in-law, grandfather, brotherIn-law and uncle. Funeral from KRIEGSHAUSER'S SOUTH, 4228 27, KingshighWaY, March Inferment Mount Olive. Visitation atter 2 p.m. Wed. Schwartz SCHWARTZ.

EDNAMAE (nee Gerber), March 24, 1975, fortifled with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, beloved wife of the late August L. Schwartz, dear mother of Stephanie Sprague and Christie Schwartz, dear sister of Alfrieda Baumgartner, dear grandmother, sister-in-law, aunt, great aunt and cousin. Funeral 10 a.m. at JOHN ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment Resurrection.

Memorial Mass April 2, 1975 at Seven Holy Founders Church, 9:30 a.m. Simon SIMON, HENRY M. (Pete), March 24, 1975, beloved husband of Mary Louise Simon (nee Daugherty), dear brother of Rev. William F. Julius and Kurt E.

Simon, Emma Hacker and Gertrude Jaudes, dear son of the late Dr. William F. and Emma Simon, dear brother-in-law, uncle and great-uncle. Services 11 a.m. at JOHN L.

ZIEGENHEIN SONS, 7027 Gravois. Interment St. Paul Churchyard. Visitation after 1 p.m. Wed.

Sister Mary Dechantal Pasternak, V.H.M. SISTER PASTERNAK, MARY V.H.M.. DECHANTAL March 25, 1975, widow of John A. Pasternak, dear aunt of Sister Marg Baun, dear sister-in-law, cousin and dear sister. Funeral services from VISITATION Academy, 3020 N.

Ballas rd. on March 27 at 10 a.m. Inferment Calvary Cemetery. DONNELLY SERVICE. Got something you no longer need? SWAP it for something you DO need.

Use the Classified Pages ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DEATHS 0273 Stein STEIN, DORA (nee Wolz) Sat. March 22, 1975, beloved wife of the lote Henry Stein, dear mother of Lea Stein Carlisle, Walter V. Stein, Mrs. Thelma Gibson and Mrs.

Grover (Jane) Farris and the late Thekla Finke and William H. Stein, dear mother-in-law, grandmother, great grandmother, great-greatgrandmother, aunt and great aunt in her 105th year. Private funeral services from WINGBERMUEHLE Funeral Home, 3819 S. Grand Bivd. was Tues.

March 25, 10:30 a.m. Interment Lakewood Park Cemetery. Donations to Compton His. Christian Church. 2149 S.

Grand Blvd. appreciated. Tobin TOBIN, KAREN March 21, 1975, dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S.

Tobin, dear sister of William C. Tobin, dear granddaughter of Elonor Duerbech, dear niece and cousin. Private family services were held March 24. Interment Sunset Burial Park. BOPP CHAPEL SERVICE.

Torgove TORGOVE, SARA, March 24, 1975. widow of the late Leo Torgove, beloved mother of Mrs. Lois Schlesinger and Herbert Torgove, dear grandmother of Linda and Jeffrey Schlesinger, dear sister of Eva Jocobs, Mrs. Mae Belle Schnelder and the late Mrs. Susie Bierman.

our dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and dear friend. Graveside services were held March 26. Memorial contributions preferred to the Sara Tordove Memorial Fund in Israel, St. Louis Chapter Hadassah, 6820 Delmar Blvd. BERGER MEMORIAL SERVICE Utz UTZ, ISABEL BERNADINE, age 74, Charlotte Harbor, March 22, 1975, wife of Oscar W.

Utz of Charlotte Harbor, mother of Mrs. Joan White, Dayton, Ohio; sister of Louis Volmer of Gerald, Mrs. Gussie Jetty, Atlanta, and dear Mrs. grandmoth- Charlotte Kern of St. Louis.

er. Mrs. Utz has willed her Anatomical body to the Florida State Board. Valentine VALENTINE, JOSEPH L. March 25, 1975, beloved husband of Malinda Valentine (nee Merkel), dear father of Bernardine Huebner, Clarence Locigno, Valentine, Joseph our L.

dear and ther-in-law, grandfather, greatgrandfather, brother, brother-inlaw, uncle and cousin. Funeral from SCHUMACHER Funeral Home, 3013 Meramec March 28, 10 a.m. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. In state Wed. af 4 p.m.

Wasielewski (nee Michalka), fortified with the WASIELEWSKI, CATHERINE Church, March 23, 1975, dear Sacraments of Holy Mother mother of Lorraine the W. Dippel, John and beloved daughter of late John Catherine Michalka, Michalka, Anna dear Kennah, Theresa Hrdlicka, Olga Marr and the late Frances Kuenz, Mary Marlow, Elizabeth Bocherstette, Joseph Michalko and Julia Simard, our dear sister-in-law, aunt, greataunt and cousin. Funeral Mass March was at 25, 9 St. a.m. Agries Church, ferment Calvary Cemetery.

Donations to Charles Kilo Diabetes Research Foundation appreciated. KUTIS Service. Weygandt WEYGANDT, 25, RAYMOND, beloved son March of Marie and the late Philip Weygandt, dear brother of Lillian Ferrell and Vernon Weygandt, our dear brother-in-law, uncle, greatuncle, Funeral nephew from cousin. -MULLEN Chapel, 118 N. Florissant a.m.

Ferguson, March 28. 10:30 Interment Laurel Hill. Wickey WICKEY, CHARLES suddenly March 24, 1975, beloved husband of Vera Wickey (nee Tepfer), dear brother of Clara Meissbach, Gladys Blanckaert and Ann Wickey, our dear uncle. Mr. Wickey will lie in state at HOFFMEISTER Colonial Mortuarv, 6464 Chippewa at Watson, p.m.

to 9 p.m. Wed. Services 2 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Giles and Potomac.

Interment Sunset Burial Park. Family prefers memorials to St. Paul's Church. Mr. Wickey was a member of the Allied Food Club.

Williams WILLIAMS, LENA, (nee ter) March 25, 1975, widow of the late Joseph Williams, dear grandmother, great grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and great aunt. In state GEBKEN Chapel, 2630 Gravois until 9 p.m. Thurs. then at BOYER Funeral Home, Leadwood, Mo. after 12 noon Fri.

Funeral service Sat. March 29. Interment Adams Cemetery. Woodford WOODFORD, CHARLES R. entered into rest Tues, March 25.

1975, beloved husband of Barbara A. Woodford (nee Witthaus), dear son of Norman J. Estill and the late Mary G. Estill, dear father of Danlel, Charles, Thomas, Terri and Darren, dear brother of Francis L. Williams, Donald E.

Estill, Alta Braun and Martha L. Russell, our dear son-in-law, brother-In-law, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. Funeral March 28, 11 a.m. from the BUCHHOLZ SPANISH LAKE Mortuary, 1645 Redman Ave. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

In parlors Wed. 4 p.m. IN MEMORIAM 0315 DeMOULIN, MARY, March 26, 1945 There is a link that death cannot sever, Love and remembrance last for. ever, Lovingly remembered by FAMILY MORAN, LEILA, March 26, 1970 Miss you. FAYMIE To Place an in Memoriam Call Miss Lane 621-6666 LOST 0331 BASSET Hound female tri-color Webster area, reward, 961-9974 BEAGLE, male, tri-color, Northgati Estates area, reward.

741-3642 BEAGLE-mixed female puppy, Sun. Lanvale-Webster Groves area Reward.961-7558 BRITTANY SPANIEL- Brown onc mottled white, pink nose, lovable pet "Nick," tag fixed on collar, Ladue large reward, 993-3541 CAT. young black male, vicinity northwest Kirkwood, 822-9666 CAT, young black male, vicinity northwest Kirkwood, 822-9666 COCK-A-POO, white male, vrs "Banjo" Flea collar. 534-2018 COLLIE, tri-color, female, 7 years reward. 631-2453 DOBERMAN PINCHER, male, City area, reward, 862-5146 A DOG--Medium size, short-haired brown male, with funny black streaked markings, red collar, (San gamon County, If, dog tag) LOSTFLORISSANT AREA.

Reward. Cal collect 1-217-546-4035 FERRET, tome, lost vicinity Peek: and Harrison, Kirkwood, reward. 821 2631 FRENCH POODLE, miniature white, Pierre, Gustine and Dun nica area, reward. 771-3572 GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, an swers to Candy, Southwest Ave. bi Columbia Show, reward, 645-7664 GERMAN SHEPHERD pup (part) female, reward.

361-3154 GERMAN SCHNAUZER, silver fe male answers to vicinity Cherokee and Pennsylvania. RE WARD. 776-9077 HUSKY, male odd eves, needs Vet. Reword, 741-4506, IMPORTANT NOTICE When you have placed a LOST advertisement and are notified that it has been found REQUEST the caller's identity by name, address and PHONE NUMBER and call back BEFORE making further contact IRISH SETTER, female, amber. Springfield tag, reward.

432-4199 LABRADOR, young female, vicinity Kingshighway-Lindell, 367-3723 MALTESE, white, puppy, name Candy, lost vicinity Gravois-lowa no collar, daughter grieving, reward, 771-9589 MINIATURE Schnauzer, male, salt and pepper colored. 961-5775 NORWEIGIAN ELKHOUND, young female, vicinity 6 Flags, Reward. 257-2281 PIN, antique diamond bar, Kirk: wood-Crestwood area. Reward. WY 1-1798 POODLE, male, apricot white.

Southwest-McCausland area, 645-7915 SHELTIE, tri color male, Ballwin area, reward, 391-8628 SIAMESE, small, blue, Fri. P.M. vi cinity Woodstock and Bermuda, reward, 521-4861 SIBERIAN HUSKEY (huge), black and white, male, 878-8154 ST. BERNARD, male, Walnut Park, child's pet, reward, 385-0314 FOUND 8356 SMALL white, brown dog, female, vicinity Ook Tree Farm. 227-1129 PERSONAL ANN, be patient, not much longer, SON KNOWS.

Ed. S. ANYONE knowing of whereabouts Lurie Kashino (Mary Newman), call of 312-465-3601 Persons, or Mrs. Salvation Mayberry, MissArmy, 533- 6861 BONNIE, PLEASE COME HOME, JEANIE DURA stock for sale 618-473-2720, Hecker, Ill. FOR PASSOVER MESSAGE Call 776-0267 THANKS to St.

Jude for favor granted. K.M.B. CARE OF CHILDREN AND AGED NURSING HOMES 0513 CARE FOR ELDERLY, my home, reasonable rates, nursing care hrs. 1-673-9613 SENIOR citizen home, licensed, private room, 3 meals, dining, area, 843-2856 WILL care for 2 elderly ladie, private Florissant home. 838-2018 PUBLIC NOTICES 0539 PUBLIC NOTICE Ronald Ravenscraft, Director of the Office of Manpower Programs Counties, located in Hillsboro, Missouri, has announced that funds in the amount $1,057,124 will be received under the Comprehensive Employment, and Training Act of 1973 for a Title I program.

The program design allows for the following Manpower functions: Public Service Employment Work Experience The area to be served will be the geographical boundaries of Jefferson and Franklin Counties including the various individual lurisdictions. The overall goal of the Title program is to move the economically disadvantaged, the unemployed and underemployed citizens through the various manpower components into occupations that show both stability and permanence of employment. The proposed plan of distribution of funds for each manpower activity and service is as follows: MANPOWER APPROXIMATE ACTIVITIES COSTS Public Service Employment 258,000 Work Experience (Youth Employment and Adult Employment Projects) 670,124 Service to Clients 32,000 Supportive Administrafive Service Cost 97,000 TOTAL GRANT VALUE $1,057,124 Significant segments of the population to be served and the number of participants in each segment will include: Disadvantaged Youth 500 Disabled and Vietnam Veterans Welfare Recipients Former Manpower Enrollees 16 The proposed application is availabie for examination at the JeffersonFranklin Counties Office of Manpower Programs, Highway 21 and First Street, Hillsboro, Missouri 63050. (Phone 789-3502.) Consideration will be given to written comments about the plan and distribution of funds not later than 30 days from the date of this publication, providing that the notice of intent to comment is submitted, postmarked within 3 days of publication to Ronald Ravenscraft, Director of Office of Manpower Programs, at the above address. Written comments may also be directed to Mr.

Richard G. Miskimins, Regional Manpower Administration, U.S. Department of Labor. Region VI1, Manpower Administration, 911 Walnut Street, Kansas City, MO 64106, with the same intent to comment provision. To Whom It May Concern.

The following people have filed to run in the forthcoming April 1, 1975 general election: Metcalf Mayor Clarence Lee Mayor Leah Brock McCartney Municipal Judge Robert J. Smith Municipal Judge Orville Zenobia Jones Jackson Alderman City Collector Norvell Case Alderman Ward 2 Cornell McGee Alderman Ward 3 William J. Hughes Jr. Alderman Ward 4 Walter D. Thompson Alderman Ward 5 (signed) Lorraine Crawford City Clerk SPECIAL NOTICES 0554 SPECIAL NOTICE- William L.

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Sun. 12 638-0705 900-Lemay Ferry on Oriental Dr. COMPLETE HEALTH SERVICE SPECIAL LOW PRICE 5804 HELEN 382-2181 9 A.M.-3 A.M. INC. ARE YOU HAVING A SPECIAL OCCASION? BUSINESS LUNCHEON? COMPANY BANQUET? SALES MEETING? Let Us Arrange a Model For Your Occasion CALL 569-2690 DATE-A-MODEL, INC.

FAR EAST HEALTH SPA 3145 N. LINDBERGH 291-1134 BUSINESS PERSONAL 0612 DOWNTOWN LeParis Health Spa is just 4 min. from the Arch. 1-55 Poplar St. Bridge to Fairmont, 203 exit.

First interstate motel off ramp. 9 a.m. till 3 a.m. Special prices. Sheri, 274-3122 HIDE-AWAY CLUB NEW STAFF 843-2673 INVESTIGATIONS Call us for complete detective and investigation cases.

Very reasonable, 24 hour service, 7 days week, Check Verification system, 727-1080. JAN'S HEALTH STUDIO MON. THRU SAT. Noon till 4 a.m. Sun.

11 a.m. to 6 p.m. block off 1-70 Credit Cards Accepted 521-6550 KING'S HAREM HEALTH SPA 3006 N. Lindbergh Open days 0 week 739-2232 NASHVILLE record production com- NEW SHANGRI-LA MINI-RATES (EFFECTIVE SUNDAY) OPEN 7 DAYS 10 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT 427-8450 SHANGRI-LA PALACIA HEALTH SPA New tow price, special membership discount.

All Dawn, new staff. 638-6444 Hours 9 a.m. a.m. PENTHOUSE HEALTH SPA NORTH COUNTY LOCATION 3010 NO. LINDBERGH 10 a.m.

to 3 a.m. 739-4700 SOUTH COUNTY LOCATION 742 LEMAY FERRY RD. 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. 631-4600 Bank Americard Master Card PHOTOGRAPHIC outings with models, sign up now, 367-7009 PLAYBOY, and other magazine binders too difficult to identify? Handsome leatherette label, wood grained, self adhesive, with Volume Number, Issue Numbers, Months, Year, permanently imprinted in gold, make it easy to find the copy you need.

Twelve labels with YOUR information, $1.00. Postcard for sampie: Namecraft 45 Wolf Drive, Box 4007, Trenton, N.J., 08610 TAPE YOUR OWN PHONE Autoswitch $59, Telecorder $89 LEGALLY 423-3420 VELVET TOUCH 3012 N. Lindbergh Open 10 a.m.-3 a.m. 291-4283 Master Charge -Bank Americard WE INVITE you to try QUAD CITY HEALTH, 1413A 2nd Madison, only 10 minutes from Downtown St. Louis, 618-451-6200 TRAVEL TOURS 0638 CARS DRIVEN EVERYWHERE Michigan, Pennsylvania, East, West Nationwide Auto Transporters 3201 Morganford (rear) 241-6066 DRIVE OUR CARS FREE N.Y.

All states, 231-7035 506 OLIVE SWAPS 0679 ALL BARGAIN TIRES, new and used, Wheels $2 up. Master Charge 353-9875 5820 Hampton 752-5738 AL'S TIRE SUPERMARKET New, Used, Retreads, Wheels, Fast Service, 25 Brands, Master Charge, 6327 Chippewa, 353-3200 SALE portable buildings, all sizes, 6x8 up to 24x40, terms, 291-3311. ENTERTAINMENT 0703 DISC JOCKEY, Record Spinner, soul and jazz, private dances, lounges, etc. 382-9165, Bunyan, 5703 Goodfellow LIVE music and entertainment by Jim and Jan. Call 521-0217 PROFESSIONAL Drummer available.

Also sing lead music 741-4002 WANTED drummer and lead guitarist for Rock group, 361-6768 WANTED Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitars, Organ Player for Soul Band. Call after 2 p.m. 385-8626 SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 1578 MOTORCYCLE MECHANIC TRAINING Approved for Veterans Training Professional training on all major motorcycles. Carburetion, electrics, transmission and and four complete on all two (2) stroke engines. Federally Insured Student Loans available.

(Train now, pay tultion after graduation). For enrollment information call (314) 822-3300 or write: Standard Technical Institute, 204A N. Clay, Kirkwood, Mo. 63122 OUR ONLY JOB IS TRAINING TRUCK DRIVERS If you can drive a car, we can give you basic training needed to drive giant diesel rigs cross town, cross country. Train in as few as 4 weeks.

Exciting, lifetime opportunities. Start with home study finish with 2 weeks of "in the cab' field training. DETAILS FREE. Call United Systems School Office at 314-381-5250 or write: United Systems, 7320 Hall St. Louis, Mo.

63147. Approved for Veterans Benefits. Home Office, Indianapolis. Ind. PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS Rugged training program available for men and women by professionals.

Limited acceptance day or evening classes. Free job placement assistance. Call now for private interview. Financing availoble. 727-4300 TRUCK DRIVERS Train locally, short training program.

Job placement assistance. For information call 868-6600. Beatty Truck Driver Training, 9021 Riverview St. Louis. Mo.

63137 SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION 1578 TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING IN ST. LOUIS NATIONAL TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL CALL NOW 731-2233 400 Brookes, Hazelwood, Mo. TUTORING by experienced home instructors for high school students at very low rate, with good grade guarantee. Ask for Dip, 771-4296 SITUATIONS WANTED 1735 BABYSIT, working mothers' children, my home, anytime, licensed. 531-0449 CONSCIENTIOUS, mature individual desires position as secretary or clerk-typist, experienced.

Prefer south city or south county, but will consider downtown area. Full or port time. Call 832-4429 DENTAL HYGIENIST experienced. part or full time, 868-9856 Employment Agencies, Licensed 1776 ANSWER PHONES, and type records, no fees, $525 PROGRESSIVE PERSONNEL 411 N. 7th Rm.

1201 241-0820 ASS'T BOOKKEEPER If you have a good knowledge of bookkeeping, and can type, you will enjoy this position as general assistant to the chief accountant of this mid-town manufacturing company. Employer paid fee arrangement, to $7200. KAY WILLIAMS PERSONNEL 25 So. Bemiston, Clayton Phone 721-7188 BOOKKEEPER Full charge. Able to do trial balance, quarterly taxes and small payroll.

Need some typing skills. Nice office and excellent benefits. Fee paid. MS AMERICA 863-2988 CLERK TYPISTS Several needed now! No fee, to $600 PROGRESSIVE PERSONNEL 411 N. 7th Rm.

1201 241-0820 KEY PUNCH: Help! Knowledgeable, all phases. Clayton. Two shiffs, benefits, $476, Mrs. Piller, 727-4787, Snelling 135 N. Meramec MAG.CARD operator A-1 firm in Clayton area will pay top salary for experienced operator.

FEE PAID. Free parking, great benetits: 9-5 225 S. Meramec, Clayton 727-5558 QUALITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITY To put your degree to work for you while you learn the interesting world of industry, excellent training programs with several firms, some in sales and administrative work, Car furnished on several, starting salaries $8500 to $9500 A. G. HAYES EMP.

500 Northwest Plaza 739-5555 Suite 909 OPEN SAT. TIL NOON RECEPTIONIST $550 Creve Coeur (beautiful office) good typist, insurance benefits; annual bonus. 225 S. Meramec, Clayton 727-5558 QUALITY SERVICE RECEPTIONISTS For sophisticated offices, some with light typing. Companies pay fees.

$500. PROGRESSIVE PERSONNEL 411 N. 7th, Rm. 120, 241-0820 RECEPTIONIST Work in busy office, great important clients, typing correspondence. Free parking, fee paid MS AMERICA 863-2988 REPUBLIC PERSONNEL, one of the finest in the midwest.

We place people, 872-9300 SALES Do you have management potential and self motivation, add this to a degree and your business like appearance and you'll grow with one of the finest food Industries, car and expenses plus salary, $9,300 B. LOEHR 906 Olive 421-1688 Frisco Bldg. OPEN SAT. TILL NOON SECRETARY: Like children? Skills and personality, unusual! School knack, benefits, $550, Mrs. Piller, 727- 4787, Snelling 135 N.

Meramec SECRETARY $700 FEE PAID Prominent law firm seeking very qualified Sec Legal exp, not necessarv, 621-8181. Personnel Services SECRETARY You need good secretarial skills plus a professional appearance and attitude for this prominent downtown firm. Employer paid fee arrangement, to $7800 KAY WILLIAMS PERSONNEL 25 So. Bemiston, Clayton Phone 721-7188 EMPLOYER REPRESENTATIVES 1790 Jobs in this classification are offered by firms which EXCLUSIVELY represent certain companies and perform necessary personnel services for these clients. They are not employment agencies and there is no cost or obligation in any way applicants.

DRAFTSMAN. Well established manufacturer offers outstanding career opportunity to work in project preparation to a hard-working, self motivatied person with 1 or more years technical training beyond high school in drafting or mechanical engineering, together with 1-2 years drafting experience in machinery. or equipment. Secure fuexcellent salary and benefits. Advance now by calling 367-7021 HELP WANTED 1792 ACCOUNTANT Venture Stores has an Immediate opening for an Assistant Accounting Manager in its Corporate office.

The position requires a B.S. degree in accounting with a minimum of 1 year practical experience. Supervisory experience is desirable. Please 291-0314 to arrange an interview or submit your resume (including salary history) in confidence to: Manager of Recruitment VENTURE STORES 615 NORTHWEST PLAZA ST. ANN, MO.

63074 Equal Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE MGR National service company seeks experienced Manager to direct Accounts Receivable function. Responsibilities will include Supervising 10 persons and establishing procedures for department. This position reports directly to Controller. Candidate should have exposure to EDP accounts receivable system, be able to meet deadlines and work effectively with people. Resume must include salary Write: BOX history, W-119, please.

900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 POST-DISPATCH An Equal Opportunity Emplover ACCT. RECEIVABLE CLERK Experienced on 029 keypunch, General office work.

Medical insurance, profit sharing. Good opportunity for dependable person. OD Contact Louise Lagow, 567-111, Station 30 Advanced Electronic Technician Experienced in Analog and Digital Circuits, including ability to do some prototype design and testing, must have working knowledge of components and hardware, ability to supervise production, send resume to Write: BOX C-324, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo.

63101 HELP WANTED 1792 HELP WANTED 1192 WAREHOUSE FOREMAN A midwest based retail corporation is seeking a warehouse Foreman for the 3rd shift. Candidates should have 3 to 5 years of volume warehouse experience including line supervision, cost control, safety, and employee relations. We offer a competitive salary and an outstanding program of company paid benefits. Interested applicants should send a resume including salary requirements to: BOX E-164, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12TH, ST.

LOUIS, 63101 An Equal Opportunity Employer HELP WANTED 1792 ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR duties of person, director a health and Young needed to handle welfare trust fund. Administrativeexperience preferred. Salary open with attractive fringe benefits. Send resume to Write: BOX E-391, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St.

Louis, Mo. 63101 AIR CONDITIONING INSTRUCTOR Teach air systems, air handling, heat loads, 4 vears field experience required, Teaching background helpful but not necessary, Part or full time, Call 771-4340, Mr. Lustick AIRPLANE MECHANICS. For full or part time work on general aviation business type aircraft in our FAA approved shop. Prefer A and certificated mechanics with extensive sheet metal experience.

Apply in person. Malcolm Jacobs Aviation, Spirit of St. Louis Airport AIRPLANE MECHANIC. We are seeking the services of an exceptionally talented A and certificated person with at least 15 years experience on general aviation business type aircraft and engines, including at least 5 vears of prop and pure jet experience, to function as a production oriented leader with a team of experts in preparation of sophisticated aircraft for resale. Starting wage of $50 per day with an option of a 5 or 6 day week plus an annual bonus opportunity.

Call Malcolm Jacobs at 532-3606 ALTERATIONS, woman to fit and alter ladies clothes, part time, future full time, references required. 721- 7043 ALTERATIONIST Fur or Apparel, willing to work on fur, 5 day week, Lindbergh Clayton Rd. 567-9700, Jan. ANALYST ADMINISTRATIVE Position as Administrative Assistant to director of diagnostic laboratory of a midwest medical center We are looking for an individual to handle development and implementation of long range planning through systems and cost analysis. Requires BS in Business Administration or Accounting and preferably 2 years analyst background in health care area.

Data processing experience desirable. Some Involvement in the following: Purchasing, Supervisory, Management courses, Educational grants and efficiency evaluation of space utilization and personnel staffing. Salary commensurate to education and work history. Excellent fringe benefit program. Please submit confidential resume stating salary history and requirements to: BOX E-300 POST-DISPATCH 900 North 12th, St.

Louis 63101 An Equal Opportunity Employer APARTMENT MANAGER Couple for Northwest County Apartment Community. Must be executive type with sales ability for renting apartments and supervision of maintenance. Prefer ages 30-45. Excellent salary, apartment and utilities. 522- 6810 A APARTMENT MAINTENANCE free rent for husband and wife team in exchange for management and maintenance.

West County Complex. No salary. Experienced real estate management only. 727-8300 APARTMENT ASSISTANT MANAGER Experienced with sales ability in nice location. Send resume: Write: BOX E-224, POST-DISPATCH 900 N.

12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 ASSISTANT Manager, Residential write: BOX E-65, 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo.

63101 ATHLETIC SUPERVISORS PART TIME 1 male, 1 female, education and experience in Physical Education. Work Sept. evenings 1. and weekends. Beginning Send resume to Athletic Director, University Club of St.

Louis Write: BOX T-308, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 ATTENDANT, third shift, steady work, for sober, reliable and honest person, over 35 years old. 895-3101 A ATTENTION GIRLS Dependable, sober for large north county apartments, must have expe- heatrience in plumbing, electrical, Ing and air conditioning, interviews by appointment, call VITO FINAZZO af 521-0222, salary and apartment for qualified person, steady work A APARTMENT Resident Manager, 18 TO 25.

5 positions open immediately to train as Health Club Attendants. 427-0230 ATTRACTIVE to assist SHARP cook female kitch- prifor lovely vate family. References required. 991-2153 ATUOMOTIVE AIR CONDITIONING Mechanics, experienced in air conditioning, one for services and one installer, 531-7017 A Auditor, Hotel, nights, experience necessary, good knowledge of NCR 4200 Write: BOX E-291, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th.

St. Louis, Mo. 63101 AUTO BODY MAN, combination. Own tools, salary, 7550 No. Broadway AUTO MECHANIC Brake and related, Union Scale.

227- 5418 BABY SITTER, evenings, up to 20, must be reliable, 385-4494 BABY SITTER live in, over 17, Leave Name and phone number to answering service, 241-4785 BABYSITTER for child care center at President's First Lady's Spas St. Ann and Clayton, apply in person, at 10429 St. Charles Rock St. Ann BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL RATES ECONOMICAL 2 lines for DIRECTORY "LET AN EXPERT 14 Days SERVICE DO THE JOB" Only $23.64 CALL 621-6666 TO GET YOUR AD IN THIS "RESULT CLASSIFIED FEATURE. CARPENTERS, BUILDERS 0836 DOYEL Inc.

6420 Our Etzel 35th Anniversary "227.7137 Buy Now and Save All work guaranteed All types home remodeling: kitchens, baths, concrete work, roofing, patios, rathskellers, central air, siding. Call now 227-7137 GARAGE DOORS 1099 GARAGE doors to fit any opening. DOORS repaired to work like new. GARAGES mode longer. CALL LEN, 3620 Avie, 383-2655 GENERAL HAULING 1131 24 Hr.

No. Grady 533-8322 Hauling, Moving, Delivery, Basement Cleaning, Wrecking. Asphalting. If no answer call Mr. Collins 383- 7922 BASEMENT cleaning, trash hauling, Hank, 4169-A Farlin, 371-5493 CLARENCE, basements cleaned, trash houling.

4218 N. Newstead. Call 382-2999 anytime CLEAN Basements-Garages Cheap or for anything of value. 771-0273 FIREWOOD $40 cord, basements cleaned, trash hauled, trees removed, landscaping, also Lawn Services, 426 Birch, Times Beach 587-2684 or 527-2588 HAULING, any type done. Wallace Wilson, 721-0455 HAULING, clean garages, basements.

Jack, 4702 Arsenal, 771-1081 HELP WANTED 1792 A BAKER, experienced 1st hand, thorough knowledge of retail bakery. Steady work, excellent opportunity for hard worker. Well established retail bakery in south county, 2:30 to 10:30 a.m., Tues thru 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Sun.

Send brief resume of experience and qualifications Write: BOX E-290, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 BANDS, scale plus, top and boogie, Captain Louis', Box 107, Columbia. Mo.

65201 BAR MAID wanted, cook wanted, 4402 St. Louis Ave. BARMAID, experienced, Stewarts Restaurant and Lounge 1507 Olive BARTENDER, personable, experienced, 6-nights. Apply in person 101 North Broadway BEAUTICIAN, Shampoo Girl, Manicurist, experienced, Good salary, good commission. Hampton area.

832-4443 BEAUTICIAN, Manicurist, full or part time, Clayton, Excellent pay, 863-5010 BEAUTICIAN, experienced. Port time. Brentwood Coiffures. 961-7574 BEAUTICIAN-StylIst, experienced and creative. Busy and pleasant Salon.

Paid vacation, free shampoo heip. Nicolas Coiffures, 11752 Manchester, 822-7832, 739-1820 BEAUTY OPERATOR, some south side following. commission. Call 776-9618 BOOKKEEPER-EXPERIENCED $9000 plus. International accounting firm seeks individual with 6 to 8 vears' experience as bookkeeper -accountant for position of Para-Professional on permanent staff.

Individual will assist professional staff in preforming variety of accounting duties for small and medium size business Write: BOX C-328, POST 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 BOOKKEEPING CLERK Good figure aptitude. Able to type and use adding machine.

Must be fomillar with Burrough's 5000 Bookkeeping machine and have basic experience in office procedures. Submit resume Write: BOX T-276, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR Must be experienced on NCR3600 machine, good benefits and starting salary write: 900 N.

BOX 12th, C-378, St. Louis, POST Mo. 63101 An Equal Opportunity Employer BOOKKEEPER, equipment distributor, located on South Broadway. seeks an individual with charge experience. Must be capable of accepting responsibility and working without direct supervision thru trial balance.

Reply by mail with full resume to: Priebat Brandvein Shapiro Co. CPA's, 929 Fee Fee Maryland Heights 63043 BOOKKEEPER, experienced in pavroll and payroll taxes, bank reconciliations and financial statements. 731-0385 BOOKKEEPER- MEDICAL Will consider beginner. Call: MISS JEAN 361-3902 BOOKKEEPER, experienced. Send resume.

Write: BOX E-74, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 BOOKKEEPER for Body Shop. Full or part time.

North County. Mature, efficient girl, 27 to 40. Simple posting, light typing. Must have ambition, personality, Salary appearance, and Bonus office If open. qualified.

Call EV 9-5050 A Bookkeeper- Cashier Some experience necessary. Will train. Full-time work. SOBEL'S DEPT. STORE 2614 N.

14th St. A Bookkeeper-receptionist, $500 to start, experience preferred, company benefits included. Apply in person, Jepco Investments, 7733 Forsyth, suite 1160 BRANCH MANAGER Savings and loan with liberal incentive and fringe benefit programs. Friday evening and Saturday hours required. Send complete resume including salary requirements to Write: BOX E-382, POST-DISPATCH 900 N.

12th, St. Louis, Mo. 63101 An Equal Opportunity Employer BRECKENRIDGE'S Newest Hotel Restaurant, The 7th Precinct. Day and night waitresses. Contact Lydia Sparks, 8 a.m.

to 3 p.m. 291-4940 BURGLAR ALARM INSTALLATION AND SERVICE Experienced only need apply. Excellent salary, vacation, merit increases 991-1710 PREVENTIVE ELECTRONICS BUSINESS MANAGER Direct and manage the financial, occounting and office functions for architectural-engineering firm, accounting or business degree or equivalent experience required, send resume Write: BOX E-26, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo.

63101 An Equai Opportunity Employer BUTCHER. 3 or 5 days. BOX E-344, POST-DISPATCH 900 N. 12th, St. Louis, Mo.

63101 CAMERA-PLATEMAKER 2 urs. experience, knowledge of press work desirable, benefits, 567-5810 CARPENTER, experienced in traming and finish work. 962-0579 (call from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.) CARPENTER, experienced in all remodeling. Call 352-7693 CARPENTERS For kitchen installation.

Experience in formica very helpful but not necessary. Call 227-2700. SPECIAL SERVICES AND TRADES 0711 RV Tie walls, retaining walls, flower boxes or stairs, 961 Vine, St. Charles, 1-723-1489, 1-724-0485 TV and STEREO Repairs, complete home service at a price you can afford, 291-0379 BRICKLAYING, TUCKPOINTING 0810 CHIMNEY and house tuckpointing. No lob too small.

Work guaranted, free estimates. Thomas, 22 Clayton Downs, 569-1741 TUCKPOINTING or chimney repair, 25 years experience, free estimates. call Dave 241-7562, 1003 Allen CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS 0836 ADDITIONS porches, remodeling ceiling tile, kitchens. Ken Spanbauer, 4607 S. 38th (at Taft) 352-5339 ALL TYPE REMODELING, Room additions, Free estimates.

391-0727 CARPENTER, paneling, drop ceilings, rathskellers, porch, storm windows and guttering. 966-5940 CARPENTRY, plumbing and painting. Joe, 436-3078, 3922 Vest CARPENTER and Concrete Work done very reasonable. Guaranteed. Pat.

2659 Oregon, 865-2514 GENERAL Repairs, painting, no job too small, 45 vears experience. JAMES CONTRACTING 7009 GARBSCHE 524-3380 REMODELING, Repairs, Greg, 865- 3371, 487-8209. 3855 Potomac General Hauling 1131 HAVE TRUCK, WILL HAUL J.J. 1708 Bacon 534-6244 HEAVY or light hauling. Lee, 4726 Cupples, 534-0696 LIGHT hauling, day or night.

Eric, 2407 Kienien, 385-4472 R.R. DACE, tree work, garage wrecking, hauling. 773-1171 TOLLIVER household moving, bonded. 4218 N. Newstead, 382-2999 VET, hauling appliances, trash, basements cleaned, garages wrecked.

GUIN, 27460 Chippewa, 773- 4690 LANDSCAPING, TREE SPRAY 1214 ARAMAS TREE, Landscoping, tree removal, trimming. 968-0665, 460 S. Gore FREE ESTIMATES! Fertilizers, crabgrass, and insect controls. LAWNS, 11170 Dorsett 426-0550 FREE SPRING ESTIMATES, mowing, fertilizing, power raking, trees trimmed and spraved. Lovet, 2711 Dalton, 645-4262 GARDEN SERVICE, Spade Tilling, call Roy.

3721 Druso, 487-3824 LAWN Aerating, patching. power vacuum, fertilizing, seeding, liming and soil testing. Evergreens and trees sprayed, trimming and fertilizPing. Call 631-3060 TREE TRIMMING, extra reasonable, BRANNON, 4200A Arsenal, 865- 0647 Landscaping, Tree Spray 1214 TREES, shrubbery trimmed, removed, power raking, yard work of any kind, all debris hauled. J.

R. Ward, 3651 Russell, 772-9626 PAINTING 1271 INTERIOR and exterior painting. reasonable rates. FREE ESTIMATES. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Work by hour or contract. 343-7546 PAINTING, extra reasonable, BRANNON, 4200a Arsenal, 865-0647 PAINTING, interior only, very low rates, Curtis, 6205 Bircher, 383-3503 PAINTING, papering, free estimate, Kane, 22 Clayton Downs, 569-1741 PAINTING, papering, plastering, carpentry, real estate work welcome. J. 1708 Bacon, 534-6244 PAPER HANGING, CLEANING 1297 PAPER HANGING 895-2567 Lorry Triplett 6711 Sandy Hill Dr. PAPERHANGING, painting, 383- 1322.

Russ Clouser, 2117 Overlea PAPERING, painting, plastering, carpentry, 865-4367 tuckpointing. Johnson Iowa. Carpentry. Estimates. Wesley, Plastering, 3331 PAPERING, Painting, Nebraska.

337-6255 PLUMBERS (LICENSED) 1354 DALTON Plumbing electric sew. er service, kitchen and bathroom remodeling. residential and commercial, tully equipped, licensed and bonded. Office 1538 Oak Grove, 385- 6712 Plumbers (Licensed) 1354 PLUMBING PROBLEMS We've got the answer and the lowest prices. All and any type plumbing and heating repairs plus installation.

Violations corrected. No job too big or 100 small. Serving city and county. Absolutely no travel charge. Free estimates.

Credit terms available, 24 hours, 7 days. Vic Snyder Plumbing. 752-0031, 2234 S. Brentwood ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERING 1396 off on new roofs and guttering. Also slate repair.

Free estimates. SHACKLEY ROOFING, 4604 Arsenal, 776-5028 ACE Roofing asphalt and shingle, guttering, free estimates, 22 Clayton Downs, 569-1741 AFFTON ROOFING, roofing all types, free estimates, tuckpointing, 4659 Heidelberg, 752-2329 HOT roofing or patch, free estimates, call Dave 241-7562, 1003 Allen ROOF and guttering, new or repair, done myself, south city. Benny's, 2732 Hereford, 773-8615 ROOFING, Fencing, Painting, John, 4556 Virginia, 351-4096, 231-7848 STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS 1438 MOVING? Need help? Call Frank at 869-4039 WATER PROOFING WEATHERSTRIPPING 1552 BASEMENT LEAKS sealed, Epoxy method, work guaranteed, Thomas. 22 Clayton Downs, 569-1741.