Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 38

WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1968 Rites Set Tonight For Ted Schwab A I I I Funeral set-vices for Ted Schwab, oldtime vaudeville ''Master of the Banjo," will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at Arizona Mortuary East. Burial will be in Detroit, where he made his first public appearances as a musician. Mr. Schwab, who lived at 12518 E. Speedway died yesterday.

He was 86 years old. Tucson had been his home for the past 15 years. Born in Alsace-Lorraine, he came to this country when he was 5 years old. After an early life marked by hardships, he left school when he was 12 and took up playing the banjo and mandolin while earning his living by shining shoes. He became so skilled on the banjo that he played the top theaters in the country, including the Palace in New York and the Pantages and Loew's vaudeville circuits for several years.

He was a friend of such early vaudeville stars as Nora Bayes, and worked with Bob Hope. A songwriter as well as an instrumentalist, Mr. Schwab was the composer of "Syncopation Blues." He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William H. Freyse of Tucson; a son, LaVern Schwab of Michigan, five grandchildren and five great-greandcbildren.

FEDERAL JURY ACTION Indictments Involve 260 Lbs. Marijuana Narcotic violation charges, involving some 260 pounds of marijuana, topped indictments returned by the federal grand jury last night, All persons named in the revealed indictments were from out-of-town. Two of the 13 indictments returned by the grand jury were made secret until summonses could be served. A persons charged were: Danny 28, and Jose J. Mayorga, 28, both of Denver, smuggling and illegal possession of 83 pounds of marijuana at Douglas on June 22, and also smuggling and illegal possession of one ounce of heroin.

Bruce W. Stockton, J8, Phoenix, concealing and transporting, and also illegal possession of 13 pounds of marijuana at Nogales on June 29. Glenn R. Smith, 20, Gold Run, smuggling and illegal possession of seven pounds of N.Y. Indicts 37 Men In Police Payoff NEW YORK (UPI) The District Attorney's office Tuesday announced 37 men including J9 former and present policemen had been indicted on charges of involvement in 'payoffs from bars, nightclubs, and gamblers.

Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan said at a news conference the investigation began in 1960 and more than 1,000 policemen testified before four grand juries. He said the case was complete in 1964 but some, of the evidence was gained by wiretap and authorities waited for court rulings and legislation to determine its admissibility. Thirty-two of those arrested were arraigned on conspiracy and bribery charges stemming from incidents from June 1962 to June 1964.

Thirty pleaded innocent and were released in their own custody for a hearing Sept. 12. Two who had no lawyers were given until July 9 to get them and pleas. They also were released. Hogan said four men were missing, including Rocco Erri- chelti, 58, of Brooklyn who was described as the man who flashed warnings to bribe payers when raids were imminent.

The District Attorney said Errichetti dropped out of sight in J964. Tucson Man Is County's 45th Fatality Michael A. Adrosko, 21, of 219 E. Delano died yesterday afternoon at St. Joseph's Hospital from automobile accident injuries sustained April 30.

His death brought to 45 the number of Pima County traffic 45 Michael A. Adrosko 46 WHO fatalities this year, compared lo 48 at this time last year. Adrosko suffered internal injuries when his car was involved in a rear-end collision on the Palo Verde overpass with one driven by ConscUa Ciaff.ini. 68, of 6524 Shepherd Hills. Adrosko was cited for failure to speed.

Palms Mortuary is in chnrgc of funeral arrangements. marijuana at Nogales on June 28. William T. Bethany, 22, El Granada, and Robert H. Mahar, 23, Moss Beach, smuggling and illegal possession of 47 pounds of marijuana at Nogales on June 27.

Richard H. Smith, 21, San Diego, smuggling and illegal possession of 70 pounds of marijuana at Nogales on June 25. Michael F. Altier, 20, and Charles M. Henry, 23, both of Covina, concealing and transporting, and also illegal possession of 40 pounds of marijuana at Nogales on June 22.

Arden Rambler, 19, Bylas, assaulting Otto Rustin with a deadly weapon on the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation at Bylas on June 23. Rambler is accused of beating Rustin with a chain. Murder Trial Opens Under New Ruling FLAGSTAFF (AP) Testimony was to begin today before a jury of seven women and five men chosen for the murdei- trial of Mary Jane Brady. Prosecutors Stephen Gerst and Myron Shapiro were to make a brief opening, statement, then put their first witness on the stand. Selection of the jury and one alternate was completed Tuesday, with Superior Court Judge Laurence-T.

Wren conducting the two days of questioning according to the U.S. Supreme Court's Witherspoon The recent ruling held that prospective jurors will not be disqualified when the death penalty is being sought because of moral, religious or personal scruples against capital punishment. Miss Brady, 34, is charged with two counts of murder in the shooting deaths last Jan 1 of Michael K. Mackelprang and his brother, Anton, at their Bean Hole Ranch in northern Coconino County. Tucson Attorney Takes HUD Post attorney Nazario "Tito" Gonzales has been an- pojnted counsel for the United States Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Region 9 in San Francisco, effective Aug.

id. The 29-year-old native of Tucson, is a 1966 graduate of the University of Arizona college of law, and spent one year as a law clerk to Appellate Court Judge John F. Malloy prior to opening his own law'office last July. The son of Mr. and Mrs.

Nazario A. Gonzales of 733 S. 3rd he and his family reside at 620 S. 3rd Ave. Car-Truck Crasli Injures Driver One of the drivers involved in a car-truck collision yesterday on the Hughes Access road south of Valencia Road remained in fair condition today at St.

Mary's Hospital. Sheriff's deputies said Fred McElwain, 63, of 5439 E. Willard sustained head injuries in the 5 p.m. accident Officers said a truck driven by Patrick J. Goosher.st, 18, of 7065 E.

Callc Canis, pulled out into the road after stopping to Jvelp a stranded motorist. It was at this point the collision took place. LANCERS' for all your floral 60 E. Penninjston Tom Inglis 2262 E. BROADWAY 6M-4643 FLOWERS BY HAL BURNS 3600 E.

SPEEDWAY PHONE 325-2634 DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR OVER 45 YEARS Funeral Announcements ADROSKO, Michael 21, of 219 E. Delano, died July 2nd. He was a Jr. in the College of Pharmacy at the University of Arizona. He is survived by his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Adrosko, of 828 Smith Linden, New Jersey. Services and burial will be in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Local arrangements by Palms Mortuary, 5225 E. Speedway.

CLARK, Louetta May, 32, of 6209 S. Morris entered into rest June 28lh. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Clark; mother of David Lauren; Matthew James, Debra Lee, Jacquetta Jean; sister of James Lauren. Funeral services, 2 p.m., Wednesday, July 3rd, at firing's Memorial Chapel, Rev. John E. Coatsworth officiating. Burial will be in Texas Canyon Cemetery.

Bring's Memorial Chapel, 236 S. Scott. CUTTING, Frances 78, of 2733 E. Exeter Drive, entered into rest July 1st. Wife of the late Cmdr.

Lewis H. Cutting. Funeral arrangements to be announced by firing's Broadway Chapel, 6910 E. Broadway. HAWKiNS, E.

74, of 3362 E. Lyndon, passed away July 1st. Survived by wife, Mary; sisters, Mrs. L. C.

Chaney, Mrs. E. B. Dale; brothers, Rev. Bevlan, Roy and Guy, all of Oklahoma.

Services Friday, 10 a.m., in the Adair Chapel; Rev. C. Richard DuFresne of the First Congregational Church will officiate. Interment Tucson Memorial Park, East Lawn. Friends may call Wednesday, 4 p.m.

on. Pallbearers, W. C. Brown, H. C.

Barker, R. E. Beweese, George Keahcy, Jack Pre- stlieu, M. D. Sloane and Charles Moorehead.

Arrangements "by Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. HUGHES, Julius, 55. 2604 E. Lee, passed away July 2nd. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Deir's Valley Funeral Home.

KLINE, Anna 92, of 8008 E. Beverly passed away July 2nd. Survived by her daughters, Mrs. Alice Osman, and Mrs. Mabel DeLuca, both of Pompano, Mrs.

Mjlclred Main and Mrs. Mary Cramer, both of Tucson; son, Charles, of Pitts- granddaughters, Mrs. Eleanor Ryan, and Mary Lou Cramer, of Tucson: J6 other grandchildren. Funeral Services will be held Friday, 2 p.m., 1' Swan Funeral Home Chapel, SCHWAB, Theodore (Ted), 86, of 12518 E. Speedway, passed away July 2nd.

Sur- i by son, LaVern Schwab, Ferndale, and daughter. Mrs. William H. (Evelyn) Freyse, of Tucson; grandchildren; 5 great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday 8 p.m., Arizona Mortuary Eastside Chapel, 4601 E.

First SI. Further services and intei-ment in Detroit, Mich. Friends may call at the Mortuary at any time. WILKINS, Florence 72, of 1501 N. Venice, passed away June 30th.

Survived by son, Dale E. Wilkins, of Rolling Hills, daughter, Mrs. Betty Habisohn, of Chicago, 6 grandchildren; one great-grandchild. She was a member of St. Marks Presbyterian Church, the Golden Age Society of the Catalina Methodist Church; and a Past Matron, O.E.S., Michigan City Chapter, Michigan City, Ind.

Memorial Services Wednesday, 4 p.m., St. Marks Presbyterian Church. Interment in Michigan City, Tnd. Friends may call at Ari' 7, a Mortuary Eastsidc Chiipcl, 4601 E. First Si.

at any time. CLASSIFIED INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements 9 Auto Transpartali'on Cord ol FhanVs ......2 -Florist. 75 Funeral Announcements Funero! In Memoriom lost A Founcf iiit 7 6 .3 Travel i BUSINESS-SERVICE DIRECTORY SCHOOLING feuimeiS Training Employment Schools Instruction. .1 EMPLOYMENT 'Child Core 25 Domestic Help Wonted -mptoymcnt Agencies 6 Help Wonted Help Wanted, Female 20 Help Wanted, Male Sales Position 79 Service tor Exchange Situations Wai 23 -Situations Wanted, Male Situation; Wanted. Female TRANSPORTATION Airplanes lor Ajtos-lmports Spar I i Auto Paris, Accessonei Auto Rentals Auto Repairs, Pointing Autos for Sale Autos Wanted Boats for Sale Campers Motorcycles, Bikes, Sporlincj Tires Truck Equipment Tructi For Rent Trucks lor Sale Trucks Utility Trailer; ..30 34 32 33 ..29 28 47 42 46 50 35 4 1 40 39 38 EQUIPMENT Hand Trucks 54 Heavy Equipment For ......5 Machinery For Renl 53 Machinery For 52 MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDISE Air Conditioning Antiques Baby Birds, Tropical Fish, Books for Sale Building Materials 55 Clothing for Sale.

........,,,67 Do It Yourself 56 Dogs, Cols, Pels 73 76 79 93 83 60 69 75 66 90 98 86 62 64 9 1 73 61 94 95 65 Ranch Foods, Meats, Fishes HiFt Stereo. Household Goods let's Swop livestock Miscellaneous For Instrument; Music Service Repair; Office Business Equipment Ouldoor Furnishing: Pawn Shop Photographic Equipment Pianos, Organs. Poultry, Eggs. Produce, etc Stamps Coin Radios, Phonos TV Service Repairs to Buy RENTALS Apis. Furnished, Rent 115 Apts.

Unfurnished, Rent 122 Apartments for Sale 125 Co-ops Business 144 Hotels. Guests, Houses Housekeeping, Booms ...107 Houses Furnislied, Rent 129 HaiJSftS Unfurnished, Rent 136 Industrial Rentals, 145 Miscellaneous Motels I Out of Town Rentals 143 Resorts 1 1 1 Rest Homes 110 Room Board 104, Room Without Board JOS Trailers For Rent 113 Trailer 112 Vocation Rentals 14? Wanted Rent 103 BUSINESS-FINANCE Business 150 Bu.iness Opp 1 49 Estale 154 Money )o Invest 153 Money Loans 152 Money Wanted 151 Mortgages Property Management 156 MOBILE LIVING Mobile Homes, Trailers 159 Trailer Hauling 160 Trailers Wanted 158 REAL ESTATE Acreage rAppraisols 176 Business Fronloge 175 Business Property 169 Forms and Ranches 173 Houses for Sale 187 Houses for Sale, Furnished 194 Income 166 Industrial Property 170 investment Property 167 lots For Sole 172 Open Houses For Sale 180 Out of Town Property 171 Real Estate Exchange 164 Real Estate Marketing 778 Real Estale Wanted 163 Suburban Property 168 RATES AND HOURS Minimum ad 10 words or 1 lines. Minimum cash ad coit 94 Minimum Charge Ad cotf $1.04, All ago'e type ads set caps) will be charged at The following rotes; 7 or more days 07 per word per day. 5 and 6 conLecullve days 08" per word per day. 3 and 4 conieculive dayi 09- per word per day.

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Box number service cost 75'. One daily insertion of publication in the Arizona Dally Star (Morning) and Ihs Tucson Daily Chi'zen (Evening) SAME DAY, except Sunday, which consist', of the Arizona Daily Star only, counted one complete insertion. Space may be purchaied in the Arizona Daiiy Slar only, or the Tucson Daily Ciliztn only, (Monday through Saturday) at a rate of .40 per agate line per insertion, or per word per dav on agate lower solid ads. with no multiple insertion discount. All ods ordered (Monday through Saturday) as single paper instrtlons will appear under a Miscellaneous Clas- sified'' heading and be placed outside the regular cfa.sified section, Hours Monday through Friday 8 to 5 P.M.

for new ad insertions in this following day's paper and 8 Jo P.M. for change of opy, correction or Cancellations, Saturday 8 to 2 P.M. for new ad insertions, 8 to 2 P.M. for change of copy, corrections, or con- relictions. Phones open Sunday 10 A.M.

to 2 P.M. for correclioni and cancellations only. PLEASE PHONE 622-5855 Check your ad the fin) day it In event of error, the newi- papers will not aiiume responsibility tor more than one incorrect insertion. The Star Cititen reserver, the right to edH, properly classify, or reject od- verting copy. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found fc j- Proscription sun glasses.

Brown case. $5 reward. Call 624-4095. LOST: Yellow qold diamond enqage- ment ring. Mf.

Lemmon Ponderosa Lodge. Sundav, June 39lh. 793-2852. LOST: Female Chocolate oolnt Slam- ese wearing qold collar with blq hlue with rabies taq; Male Beagle wearinq black collar 'with sliver studs, rabies taq. Vicinity Santa Rita, between 9th, loth Streets.

Re- vvard. 624-0149. LOST: Dog, part Peklnoese, male, long-haired, tan with black nose, answers to Randoloh Park area. Rsward. 326-8135.

Personals 8 BILLS PRESSING? Let us consolidate your bills. End garnishments and IF YOU OWE PAY AS LOW AS: $15 per week S2.0CO $2J per week S3i per week NOT A LOAN CO. No co-signers or securities Day or Evening home appointments CREDIT ADVISORS 707 Tucson Pecferal Savings 33 N. Stone HCMh 622-4749 GLADYS MEACHAM Psychic readings 3924 E. Falrmount 375-8458 A THEN DANCE WITH US! Town Country Dance Club 795-1730 MASSAGE 4001 Oracle Rd.

687-4013, 2 ocr. MRS. LEWIS Scientific Psychic Reading. visit wil. help solve vour most difficult problem.

Appointment only 29S-164S. SWEDISH Massage, Steam 8. Lamps" 1333 W. Allegheny BLOOD DONORS NEEDED DONORS PAID FOR SERVICE COMMUNITY BLOOD SERVICE 2305 E. BROADWAY 8 s.m.

to 3:30 p.m. Tues thru Sat't PHONE 622-4771 VISIT OLD TUCSONTM FAMOUS MOVIE LOCATION OPEN DAILY SUM UP TO Relax with massage MA 648 SPEEDWAY SCIENTIFIC ADVICE all problems 17 E. Roger 8B7-2946 MASSAGE 3168 E. Klelndale No. 1.

9 to 9. NEED HELP to STOP DRINKING?" Cal l.Your privacy '622-9038 A I 3 HALFWAY HOUS LADIES, abate monthly tensions, headar.hes with ABATE TABLETS Only 96c. Sksags Drug Center? RETIRED executive, 50, desires live- in companion, 21-30. Must drive. Flex' a available for ASTROLOGICAL ADVICE.

Lei help your problem. Dorothy Appointment, u-romy. I not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than my self. Patricia Whitney. SORRY SAL is now a merry gal.

She used Blue -Lustre rug and upholstery cleaner. Renl electric shampoocr $1. Jacome's. Announcements 9 CATHERINE'S Hair Fashions Open Sundays. 7336 E.

Broadway 298-9361. COCKTAIL pianist available for pri- WILMOT Plaza Beauty Salon, open SUN'S eves. Brdwy-Wilmot. 298-4432. VA BROKERS GIN.

THF BF.ST ClIIALfFIED OFFER WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM THOSE RECEIVED WITHIN 3 WORK DAYS OF THE PUBLIC A A A OF THE INITIAL OR REVISED LISTING. A CONTRACTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FROM WHOM WE DO NOT HAVE A SIGNED COPY OF A VA 74-P43''. A POLICY A A I I CRIMINATION." NEW LISTING SH 2223 7034 S. Fernando Dr. i 350.

3 bdrm, bath, T299, RiO. $200 dn. REVISED LISTING 7557X 2U? Granito Vista. $6,500. 2 barms, badi, T2S4.

J200 dn. SEE ANY Auto Transportation 1Q SHIP YOUR CAR aive AWAY, INC, TUNE-uo, drive your car to Chlcaab. Automotive Engineer. References. 3275220.

COVERED STORAGE By Day Month Season Downtown Shoppers Garage Across trom Courihnuse 792-0360 Travel Opportunities 11 LEAVING for Albany N.Y. July Bth. Minn almost FRE'E to Washington, O.C. Dululh, WOMAN drivlno New "York Cily. One references.

276-9737. BUSINESS-SERVICE DIRECTORY Business Services 2 AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION, ing, painting. 887-3432. 795-C097. APPLIANCE REPAIR A I FOR LFSS On all maior appliances.

For prompt. low cost service 326-3811 CONOMY APPLIANCE REP A I NOW is the time to get thai tewing machine of yours running right. WP will clean, oil adlust any make or model machine for lust WHITE SEWING CENTER 2627 Speedway 795 6C96 AWNINGS BEFORL you buy awnings, See a demonstration of 3M company amazing "ScotcMInl" solar control; Eliminates heat, glare, fading, thru windows. A I A INSULATION TILE 2555 E. Granl Rd.

795-2077 BUILDING REPAIR PATIO ROOFS-ROOM ADDITIONS Financing Guaranteed Work HOUSE DOCTOR i SPECIALIZE IN Additions. Free Esl's plnnnlna (Jack Ross Constr CARPENTRY BUILD A ROOM, REMODEL OR re- P3ir. FREE estimales. 792-2575. EXP'D carpenter Remodel reosir.

New const. Hourly rale. 293-1904 EXPERIENCED built-ins, ceiling, tile, paneling, remodeling, and repair work and palntina -hourly rate. 795-6472. A Does Your Carpet SHOCK You? If so Lot US antl-STAT it.

For FREE Estimates Ariz. Building Malnt. CALL 623-7441 METROPOLITAN CARPET SALES Service Custom Installation, 795-4303 CEMENT WORK CEMENT Contracting Landscaping. Free estimales. L.

C. Waggoner. 6240626, 424-3093. curbs-patchlng-small lobs-422-5491. CEMENT finishing, patios, driveways, curbmo, sidewalks, slabs, small ichs.

622-6474. CERAMIC TILE LICENSED Bonded Qualify workmanship. Free csllmstes. 294-3524. T-POLES S7-palr S16 Installed less wire 3321 Glenn.

COOLER SERVICE COOLER SERVICE A I REASONABLE RATES, 623-0174 DEPENDABLE cooling i hcd'tlnn parts service Wallv Sevltt. 5325 E. Speedway 327-6HQ1. CONCRETE CEMENT forming S. finishing.

No iob loo small. Reasonable. 887-4815. DENTISTRY OR GEORGE KEND1G HO S. Stone 42-2189 DRESSMAKING HAVE wardrobe ready for vacatforT.

Dressmaking. Alterations. 325-71 T). 2727 N. Haskell.

DRESSMAKING g- A A I DRESSMAKlNG-AL TE RATIONS 294-4125. 409 West Ohio FURNITURE REPAIR ANTIQUES RESTORED years experience. Congress Refinishing, 701 W. Congress, REPAIR Reflnlsh all fiirnliure DON'S Furniture Hospital 298-1025 HANDYMAN CERAMIC tile, oaintino. repairlnn.

trig. Breylek. 623-3880. PAINT interior exterior Gen repairs cooler service Reasonable 327-6190. HAULING A trees, weeds clearuo.

Tree estimate. Odd ions 11.50 hr. 835-1257. For Best Results Order that Want Ad 7 times Here's Why. It iikc the old Preadier "You 10 i them tli.u you arc i then rdl them a a i you told Cancel kmrimc alter li.ivin^ YMU nnlv harmed tor ciavs iuppcartii.

Repetition Finds the Customer Complete, Specific Description Convmtev The STAR CITIZEN Dial 622-5855 Ask for Classified Ad Dept. Business--Services 12 HAULING HAVE Pick-up with lift will do hautrng of furniture A aopf. Also trasn naming. Stan, HAULING, all kinds, done reasonabla and quick. Yard clean-up.

792-2507. HOUSECLEANING LOW RATES window clng floor waxing house clng Carpet Shampooing Window WINDOWS floors, carpets evcry- p'tng. jns. Jim, 'I'NSrRUCTIO'N PIANO lessons for beginners jTlulor- ing for elementary. 623-1S9S.

lANDSCAPiNG YARD cleanup renovating tree QUICK clean-ups. grass, gravel lawns. Monthly Mn on- rv. Hauling. Gradlng 335-3524.

LANDSCAPE Service. Hedae trlmrn- GRASS OR GRAVEL LAWNS.r waterfalls, brickwork, tree work, CLEAN UPS. rpnovalins, "hauling, monthly main, tree wor' planting, grass gravel lawns 23-0165. FAST, efficient, clean-ups. Gravel hauling, Irecwork.

887-2506 or "LIGHT HAULING: EVER YTH1WL NOW A haulinq Promol service. Mondays lh.ru MASONRY ALL PHASES of masonry work done. BRICKWORK, water falls, a i 'leers, planting, landscape design, 326-648J. OlUNG WE selllp dust, oiling parking lolv PAINTING WANTING palntlnn, lnsfo iTouOca'- son a We.jF revest i at- 4 8 SO A of salTstTed'cusTorrToYsrex- lorior. Interior, paintlno.

repalrina. Bill WBIKins, 327-5034. A. Alvarfi. House caint- furnMure finishing.

Phone HOUSE oaintino. interior or eT- terior done rlghl. Call Jerry 025- S2-HR. COURTEOUS CLEAN. 1NT-EXT FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 327-0083 Painting Decorating Painting, inside 8.

Free es- 835 5. LOWEST and best oalnT iob in Tucson. Free estimales. 325-6531. GUAR.

painllng. interior. cracks patched QUALITY oainling 8. paperina ifcr, honged. interior exterior.

QUALITY workmanship Exl and tnT palntjna. Crack patching Dry wall finishing. 793-8557. PATIO WALLS DUALITY walls Masonry additions. M.

J. Tourney, Free est. J96-5779. For TOP Quality Call GUARDIAN FENCE CO. PLASTERING QUALITY plaslerlna, interior, J.

patching. 296-4101, 296-3381. REMODELING CHASTAIN remndel, additions Free consullallon 327.54. 793-1361). ROOFING CONTRERAS Rooflno roofinfl i.

repairs. eslimaico, Li- COMPL rcaai7 fcsl Sirdiuan Rootinn Co t23-i I RAY'S Re-roof repair ohinqlino vis. in Tucson, licensed. BONDED. Free esl.

Raymond Curlis, 294-8637. AND GBAVEL SPECIAL prices on top soil, Mil. pea gravel. 887-1171. Jl 12 A experience-removal, topping, planting, grading, hauling, forli- Power tools.

Monthly maintenance. Spraying. Cactus gardens. Licensed. Insured.

TOPPING and yard clean-uos, remov- ol, hauling. 887-2506 or 793-1665. TREE REMOVAL, clean-up, trimming, naming, monthly maintenance. 326- 64B3. EXPERT tree lopping and pruning.

623-1526. TYPING I bookkeeping, billing done in my home. Pick-up and delivery. 623- 8AM-5PM or 622-9509 before I AM. UPHOLSTERING free cote tig free arm caos.

lowest rales nil work nuarantecd. Call now. 594.4''OI. THE YARD SERVICE MONTHLY work, quick ctean-up, brickwork, Brass or gra vel hauling. 326- 64S3.

GENERAL yard work. trimming. Free esllmalc. 423- ENERAL yard woTk, iTniTfliauling or iiave you? 837-0865 A light tiauiincT mTs- r.ellaneou'j Reasonable rafcs. es- timale.

867-4556 YARD WORK OUICK and hauling. FTce LAWNS, transplanh'na, "haulTng, rock gar-ens. Monthly service. 887-6589. LIGHT tf heavy hauling, yard a Reasonable.

ExocriGnced GENERAL LAr'jDSCAFlTJG vaTd tree removina laopina deco- rfl is a vcl haulinn. 294-C2S5. II SCHOOLING Day i Classes A I FOR Gregg Shorthand A IN 6 WEEKS ING I A A IEGAI I PBX Cl I ACCOUN1 I'JG 4 I I SERVICE COACHING Approved For education Loans Available KEY PUNCH PROGRAMMERS COMPUTER 443 S. STONE 792-1411 LATE SUMMER CLASSES Beginning 22nd Gregg Shorthand Filing Civil Service Payroll Accounting Office Machines IBM Key Punch NCR Acct. Machine A FOR A -Free Placement we have more oosifion; than vie can fill BL A A Be Sleadily Employed, irnloy good income A A A Raled-VA Approved Terms ID soil Pisccnicnl Tucson Barber College 11? Stcna (24-0421 Employment Prep.

14 MEN-WOMEN INDUSTRY URGENTLY NEEDS QUALIFIED COMPUTER PERSONNEL Systems Analysts PROGRAMMERS Computer Operators Industry estimates 300,000 to 500,000 Programmers will BE NEEDED BY 1970 PLAN vour future NOW VA Approved Courses No Math Required PHONE, VISIT OR WRITE A I A INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 204 W. Grant 624-23G4 LEARN DRAFTING ELECTRONICS TV Radio Repair FCC License Coaching COLOR TV A A CAl OR VISIT 443 S. STONE 792-1411 Learn Beauty Culture! IN THE ONLY OFFICIAL authorized Franchlsed SCHOOLS TEACHING THE MARINELLO COMER METHOD OF Hair Styling g. Cosmetology I A Wia training lilting t. styling.

For further Info SEE yellow paqes Tucson Beauty College 5550 E. Broadway 377-0931 S. Slonc Avc. 453-3687 OPEN 4 A A Schools--Instruction 15 U.S. Civil Service Tests! Men-women 18 and over.

Secure jobs. High oav. Short hours. Advancement. Preparatory training as Ions as required.

Thousands of jobs en: "suallv unnecessary PREE booklet on lobs, salaries, requirements. Wrilc TODAY aivlnci name, address and ohone. Lincoln jgryj.ce, Slar-Cltlzen Box 587-H Employment Agencies Custodial Supervisor 5xp. roq. career oppor.

nighls TRANS AMERICA Careers of Tucson A TYPES OF EMPLOYMENT 4341 E. Broadway 327-65i7 NO. 2 BOOKKEEPER" HIGH school grad; good with figures, E-side. S300 mo. Call GAMMON Placement FINANCE Bkground, sharp, col.

prc- Personality, $4,000. Call Girl Friday Good typing, lite bkkg. D-lown, to 422-485? AMMON Placement OFFICE MGR7 Responsible position for riaht person; CPA helpful, to $12,000. Call GAM- 422-4828 ACCOUNTANT CPA degree desirable with 2-3 years Top firm to S96CO. Call GAMMON Placement Service.

422-487S Buildin" Maintenanfje" Ex in boiler, electric, plumbina, shift work, to, $551. Call GAMMON Placemeot ET A Exceplional ablllly, chaMengc, med oackoround helpful, 5 days. To $375. GAMMON FAR WESTERN" PLACEMENT BUREAU I A I A 45 A I A LAND TITLE BLDG. 159 N.

Stone 4J3-5737 RECEPTIONIST, PBX, xlnr fypisr good telephone voice, car S385 SEC. STENO, 120 wcm, SH JIOO fi9ure3 TM rc casually jevera I S3 400 -S3400 If'in vice', teletype Operator lo Ser. PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT 2030 E. Broadway FREE PARKING KEYPUNCH, tX SUITE 2M 792-0382 to S400 S303 BX Receptionist PBX exp good typino, meet public, S300. Call GAMMON Ptace- mentjcrvice, 622-4823 $37? S3W S6M Truck driver i sales Hardware i.

rj.lrts erk salos and service Truck driver Ncw car sales trainee Cashier Sales, Mature Secty. with SH TyD.st, Gen. office JM SECRETARY PRESTIGE position, fop skills, D-town, to Call GAMMON Placement Service 422-4328 Help Wanted Male 17 PARKING lor attendant wanted. Art- Grand Central Market. J2 bione.

KITCHEN heloer. Experience disrt- nj. pots veqetables. References 9e 20 Live In ut 3 MECHANIC Psrmanenl -Option. Approximately 50 hours Mr week, if you are workino.

now ohone far eveninn ar-ointment All inquires confidential. Ask for Rus- Jgli at Arizona Sorfno 673-M2I. opportunity for vouiii man 25--J5 as fcod drive-in manaaer Box air na Loca( Star-Cili- ASSISTANT manager needed at cnce 6th Ave M- Ck Drive ln 3312 fHOROUGHLY experienced orderly, 3 to II. 296-7151. NOW acceolina spoliations for full lime emolovmert Excellent opnoriun- itv Aoolv W4 Pima.

a.m LEAD guitar needed, immediately lor professional band 21 or over. 29J-C497 I A I MECHANIC, must be to service install travel trailer 1 mobile home refrigeration. Arizona Auto Refra. 616 N. Stone I In furniture and warehouse and truck driving.

Over 2i Apply shipping de- c-Ttmenl 8K' 'aih F.JLL lime brake and front end mc- chamc. Experienced. Must have own roM. 50 Au COOK man needed at once. Apply in person.

Highway Chef Restau- Pint Crdvcfdll BcnsonHlgnwdV EXPERIENCED nrjuse and cleaner. A-l House and Window C'jiiiinq Company, Steady work. 3263832. AUTO. Mechanic.

Prefer air condi- tionlno experience, hut nol necessary. Tow truck cccralor with own (DO' Medina's Garage, IOJ7 N. Main. 62'l- 4 I PAGE 39 ATTENTION! The Star-Citizen Want-Ad Department will be open on Independence Day Thursday, July 4th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m for corrections and cancellations ONLY! Help Wonted Male Wishbone, 10 N.

TOOLS, ALL WORK DRUMMER 327-3591 TWO automobile detail ex' olhcrs TM "DC a ou rs Ke Sh3 Ja mei 5055 E. Sneedvuav. lnecded liohh floor waxing', W. Glenn I fry cook Fast BV pendabie. Local man Verv oSfri wane Call 327-9371 for il WE.

PERMANENT Soegg.jyay 296-5091 i 3rcT' Amorl A Renlal. STEADY rnconlighfing Sundav inn a i ddle 9e man a egu ar iob and who YS a to earn mo money If would be 7 hours each HOMEBUILD1NG General Superintendent far local, established home builder Experience with volume duction of homes, also apart- menls and light commercial. Send complete resume. Including, experience, education and personal Watery to: PERSONNEL DIRECTOR P.A.T. HOMES P.O.

Box 1236S Tucson, Arizona MANAGEMENT TRAINING Leads to Executive Career In Finance A completing a unique fralrtina program, you are appointed Branch rrir 1 9 TM a resBt ct member of a crack management leam with yitat SD0 5ib.lilies far ihe profit and srowlh of Ihe organization. Advancement. security, liberal salary with increases based on rerformonce. Modern employee benefits, national organ- iration. For a limited number of peo- fcrj cme col cne Pre'er- HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP 142 E.

Penninqton 633? E. Broadway. I sewing machine salesman needed Immediately to going concern. Excellent opportunity. Mr.

Behar, 795-C632. ANSWER THIS AD TODAY -S A WORK TOMORROW Must satisfied with approximately $100 week for first 4 weeks Must be dependable neaf. Apply 54U Pima 8-y a.m. S. 6lh A A poly wanted.

GAS STATION AHendlnT- Salesman. Must be experienced. Salary and commission. Halbohn Chevron. Oraclt and Prince.

MANAGER TRAINEE For night shift. No encumberancsi. Apply MARCO'S, North 1st el Ft Lowell. EXPERIENCED auto painter or help- rr. Apply Wally's Auto Service.

33J1 1 A Rella'blc man to learn bat- rebuilding and maks deliveries. Must know cilv. Permanent. Terrell' i Ballcry Shop. 612-0225.

WANTED Body paint man. Pteniv of work. Large growing concern. New used cars. Guarantee against commission.

Call collect, 8. L. String. cr. i a SERVICE station attendant.

Must bt able to do tune UPS ad light mechanical. SI. 35 hour plus commission lo start. Close Sundays and holidays. Dick's 66 Service.

1001 N. CHALLENGING interesting 5p- porlunilies available for MINING ENGINEERS. Mining engineer for per day open pit iron mine. Job responsibilities would cover oil phases of operations engineering 4 would include seme exploration. MINE FOREMAN needed for operation.

Supervise day pit oper- aliens records, i responsible for layout of night operations. Recly In confidence with resume to P. 0. Box 123, Twentynine Palms, Calif. 92277.

Or call (714) 347-7180. Help Wanted 18 Physical Therapist Registered Apply Personnel Director The Tucson Clinic. 116 N. Tucson Blvd ENTERTAINERS NEEDED If YOU have latent of nightclub caliber. Call Tom Comea'j at Executive Inn.

623- I Christian couple with trailer --caretake ranch. 294-2570. SEMI I couple, wanted to assist, in managing 25 unit motel. Man must capable of complete maintenance. Living ouarlers and salary.

Stale qualifications. Star Oti- zon Box 407-G. PART TIME, EVES IDEAL for college sludents and day workers. Pay training up to 52.50 cer hour. Apply, 6:30 sharp, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday evenings af 2132 E.

and. A S2GO TO S-'OO A MONTH A TIME A S3M TO 5IQW A MONTH FULL TIME MO OBLIGATION CALL BETWEEN 325-6065 OUT OF TOWNERS I 880 S. A TUCSON, 11, ARIZONA FOR TOP WAGES SEE OUR AD IN CLASS TUCSON BEAUTY COLLEGE WANTED: Reliable man or couple for work on small Housing and salary. Must have good reference and be able to handle farm equipment. 25JJJ38.

DRIVER needed for transportation for man to and from work, Irvington Rd. vicinity. 622-1979. Golden Opportunity TOD notch canvassers needed Immediately. Vacation with pay and lareta bonuses after 1 vear.

Reliable company. Transportation furnished. Phone Mrs. Kline. 2V6-5083.

PART-TIME PHONE SOLICITORS M7.50 PER WEEK APPOINTMENTS ONLY NO SELLING 623-2523 A Substitute Teachers Earn $5 each time you lell The WorH Book Encyclopedia Slory. No sale ru- uir I ry ie MANAGER lor "smalPTrallor eoiirt with several rental trailers, refer- cnccs required, 8S7-4JS1. 837-3333. YOUNGSTERS, 10 17 (Mom's tool). part-lime summer work new product lor Tucson luring Company.

Apply with parent. Wednesday or Friday. I p.m. sharo or 6 p.m. sharp, 1928 E.

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