St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 100

April 22, 1965 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Now's the Time To Let Us Build YOUR NEW RATHSKELLER COUNCIL SEEKS TEACHERS FOR Experienced, quality workmanship. Every remodeling or repair ob it under the direction of a construction superintendent who personally sees to it that your exact wishes are carried out. ADULT CLASSES BRIDLESPUR HUNT FUNDS TO BE USED FOR HEALTH PLAN Proceeds from the Bridlespur Hunt and horse show will be used to purchase medical and hospital insurance for the 182 members of the St. Louis County Police Department, it was announced by the department's Welfare Association.

The thirty-seventh annual event will start at 9 a.m. May 22 and 23 at Bridlespur Hunt Kennels off Lindbergh boulevard, just north of Manchester road in Huntleigh Village. With funds from last year's 6how, the association purchased $10,000 life insurance policies for each officer, a $1000 policy for his wife and a $500 policy for each child. GARAGES KITCHENS, BATHS ROOM ADDITIONS PORCHES PATIOS ROOFS ALUMINUM SIDING, WINDOWS, AWNINGS, GUTTERING (ended Insured SotitfoeHon Guaranttti 95 km vo 3-l mand for more classes and more teachers in the council' 70 adult education programs. There are opportunities to teach courses related to job performance or to some special skill or interest.

The role of the council is to find teaching talent and match it with schools that are in need of it. A teacher referral service has been established to interview, screen and refer prospective teachers. The service is free to the schools. Men and women interested in doing such teaching are asked to call or write the teacher referral service of the Adult Education Council, 724 Union boulevard, FOrest 1-1321. EXHIBIT OF STUDENT ART AT FLORISSANT THEATER Student art is on display in the lobby of Cinema Theater, 1625 Dunn road, Florissant.

The exhibit will continue through May 17. Gallery hours are from 1 to p.m. daily. Persons interested in purchasing any of the works, submitted by students from the area in the second through the ninth grades, should call Mrs. Elaine Small, art instructor, JAckson 2-1844, or Mrs.

James Brennan, gallery art director, JAckson 2-7268. The Adult Education Council of Greater St. Louis is seeking persons interested in teaching adult education courses. Business and professional men and women, retired persons and housewives with skills they might wish to teach on a part-time basis are needed. The courses cover job skills, arts and crafts, home and family living, recreations skills and special enrichment interests, such as languages, mathematics, public speaking, history, investments and creative writing.

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Since I8SS 9401 LACKLAND Overland, Mo. COMMUNITY I lI AAA ftfMYTWHie vrai urro it nut i nui e.irn vjv.l a NORTH ZONE In Scholarship Concert Five area students will perform with the University Singers during the University of Missouri Band's fourth annual scholarship concert Saturday at 8 p.m. at Kiel Auditorium. From left are: Michael R. Rooney, 8820 Moritz avenue, Brentwood; William G.

Moellenhoff, 1131 Pine Tree lane, Webster Groves; Virginia Leigh Toombs, 1512 Clayton road, Ellisville; Galen L. Forney, 355 Holiday Hill drive, Florissant, and Edward G. Schilling, 241 East Skyline drive, Ballwin. Choose Carrier air conditioning. Save four ways.

a Missouri U. Band, Singers To Perform Saturday at Kiel BEDROOM INCLUDES: 6-Drawer Double Dresier Cheit of Drawer! Frloxe Occasional Chair Hollywood Book Bed 3 Boudoir Lamps Innenprlng Mattreii Quality Coll Spring LIVING ROOM INCLUDES: Walt-tack Sleep Sofa Matchlhy Leung Chair Brats-Flnlih Book Shelvet Modern Tray Tablo Polo Lamp Marproof-Top Cocktail Tablo Matching Stop-tnd Table Ceramic Bate Table lamp The University of Missouri Band, Marching Mizzou, will present its fourth annual scholarship concert for the St. Louis area Saturday at 8 p.m. in Convention Hall, Kiel Auditorium. The University Singers and the Singing Strings also will violin, viola, cello and bass viol.

1 Area students who were awarded scholarships financed by last year's program are John R. Craine, 7232 Rockspring drive, Affton; Susan Holmes, 7067 Circleview drive, Affton; Sue Ann Huseman, 7932 South Rock Hill road, Affton; Lucita Leah Secrist, 4407 Little Chief The program of popular music drive, Affton; Sylvia A. Leezy, -PC. KITCHEN OUTFIT INCLUDES BV Marproof Top 30x40" Table, extendi to 4 inkLuuca KITCHEN OUTFIT AT -ll 6 Matching Chain 2 Pc. China Cabinet il'A -uf ill ft1 PHIL POEHNER COMPANY 5150 No.

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As low as '17 a month. and march favorites is being 8981 South Swan circle, Brent-! co-sponsored by the University wood; Joe L. Finkelstein, 19 of Missouri Alumni Chapter of West Ladue Estates, Creve St. Louis and the Carondelet Couer; Brian K. Forney, 355 Savings and Loan Associations.

Holiday Hill drive, Florissant; The band will be directed by James H. Amos, 7500 Leadale Charles L. Emmons, professor drive, Greendale; Mary B. Mor- of music. ris, 5211 College avenue, Jen- Thirty4wo St.

Louis area stu- nings; John C. Curtis, 6(i00 dents will participate in the pro- Donald street, Northwoods; gram, including 18 who are at- Richard A. Cohen, 7342 Dart-tending the university on schol- mouth avenue, University City.) arships provided by last year's Warren S. Bass, 4670 Page program which raised $4000 for avenue; Carolyn E. Bergmann, this purpose.

2931 Clearview drive; Robert The University Singers, di- Edwards, 925 Walton avenue; rected by Thomas L. Mills, pro- Michael R. Clary, 1278 Kings-, fessor of voice, will present a land avenue; Merle Ann Muel-I selection of popular and patriotic ler, 3207 Ringer road; Jerome' numbers and several spirituals. Snipes, 1238 Shawmut place, and The Singing Strings is a group Nancy Ann Moore, 203 Hy Vista "G.r KNOWN TILLER -1. I lm OAS RANGE i REFRIGERATOR PHIICO WRINGHR WASHER TILLING H.P.

4-CYCLE in 24 5 l37 I Si llll'" Ab shewn, creti-tep frir, dap ihlvB Quick chllt tovrf drowar under friar. 67 nwtt wrlngtir larg apity WIDTH Briggs Stratton Engine ot eight women students playing drive, Alton, III. ZINITH riliia. With "Easy Spin Recoil Starter" Noioiwlly Advertised at S12f.fi OUR LOW PRICE CUES 13 SCHOLARS Thirteen St. Louis area students have been named to the dean's list at Maryville College of the Sacred Heart, 13550 Conway road, St.

Louis county. They are Miss Sarah Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Le-moine Skinner, 29 Portia place; Miss Mary Knoedelseder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. K. Knoedelseder, 12528 Fee Fee road, St. Louis county, and Miss Suzanne Letourneau, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Letourneau, 1432 Lawnwood drive, Des Peres. Miss Anne Withers, daughter of Mrs. Ernest Withers 40 Washington Terrace; Miss Kay Coerver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Coerver, 7118 Maryland avenue, University City; and Miss Jeanette Jou-harian, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Jouharian, 5761 Waterman boulevard. Miss Joan Peskorse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peskorse, 9 Beaver drive, Creve Coeur; Miss Ann Sherman, 10460 San Carlos lane, St.

Ann; and Miss Mary Schertzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Sshertzer, 5441 Telegraph road, Oakville. Miss Bemadette a daugh er of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Gatson, 7515 Lans-downe a Shrewsbury; Miss Mary Ann Siemer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.

Siemer, 26 Claire drive, Florissant; Miss Mary S. Lorenz, 120 Summit avenue, Webster Groves; and Miss Ann Temm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Temm 3695 Tremont drive, Florissant.

PATRON GROUP INSTALLATION New officers of the Northwest High School Patrons' Association will be installed at the group's regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the school auditorium, 5140 Riverview boulevard. The new officers, who will serve in the 1965-66 school year, are Charles Kuergeleis, president; George Taylor, vice president; Mrs. Mildred Dixon, recording secretary; Mrs. Marie Haven, corresponding and financial secretary, and Gail Marrs, treasurer.

Daniel L. Schlafly, a member of the St. Louis Board of Education, will be installing officer. ST, LOUISAN ON HEW YORK HOSPITAL NURSING STAFF Miss Darline Tucker, daughter of Mrs. Tellia Thompson, 4148 MAIL 4 FEATURES PORTABLE TV 7 PIUS BY FELLOWSHIPS SOLID 5TATE-11 TRANSISTOR AM RADIO-STEREO HI-FI COMBINATION CONSOLE! OINUINI WALNUT Ot MAHOGANY WOOD ORDERS 1 ik INVITED a spfeo CHANGED Big Trada-ln For Your Old TV Enright avenue, has been Albert Mayer, a teacher Pointed a staff nurse in the VINIII CAtlNCT WITH HAND-IUMID, 088 6.

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