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To place Want Ad 8 p.m. to 6 p.m. Call 256-5511 -Toll Free 255-4507 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1968 SECTION 2, PAGE 11 JOBS of INTEREST MALE 15 "ftr-rf 'iC Accountant James Burgess Named Publisher of Helena Paper James E. Burgess, a native of La Crosse, and a former member of The Wisconsin State Journal news staff, has been appointed publisher of the Helena, (Mont.) Independent-Record it For largt local Construction firm (36 years In business Re-rent reof-j expansion hes cntes. ed en ooportutvty or a man -per ced in aeeouftinj.

An ococrurity tor a degreed accountant with experience. Dutte be wj in ccp Inciting; ecccunts rece'v-ab'e. Inventory, payroll and soe-ciai ess.grmerts. To the men we can eter an excellent starting wary, comptf trinoe benefit prcaram. Including profit sharing.

P'ease write giving age, education, experience and salary re ou'rements to 7ig co MadisM BANQUET Set-uo Men. Days or evenings. Apply Catering Office, Peru Motor inn, 257-WU PERSONAL INTEREST LEGAL NOTICES STATE Seaiod bkls will be received toy State of Stare Purchasing. 1 W. WHson $gfN -v AIsJItv- 0 nem of the bidder and title of the work will received for and benaif of the Beard of Reoents of S'afe Universities, he-einaf'er csiu ed the Owner, by Ralph D.

Cul-bertson. Director of the Bureau of Engineering, at Room 170, State Office Buying, 1 West Wilson Street, AAad.scn, Wisconsin 52702, on or before the time and date indicated above, at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud for the Pray-Sims Residence Hail RepSTS, Wisconsin Sfate University. Stevens Point. Wisconsin, In accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the Bureau of Engineering, dated July 1968. Plans, specifications and other bidding documents may be obtained from the Plan Distribution Section, Bureau of Engineering.

Room 101, State Office Buiidmg, 1 West Wilson Street, Madison, Wisconsin 5j702 (telephone 264-UM. Area Code e08) or may be seen at the Buiider's Exchanoe in Milwaukee. Eau Claire, La Crosse, Wausau, AAenasha, Fond cu Lac, Green Bay, Minneapolis and St. Paul; the F. W.

Dodge Corporation in Milwaukee, Madison ard Chicago; and the Mechanical Exchange in Madison. No deposit will be required. In general, the work contemplated consists of providing new control loints, rebuilding some masonry, reanchoring other masonry, replacing cracked brick, some reroofing, window and other openings and repointing poor mortar on various wings but primarily the exterior of the Pray-Sims Residence Hail at Stevens Point State University. The Owner, the Beard of Regents of State Universities, reserves the right to reject all bids or any bid, or to waive any irregularities In any bid, or to accept any bid which will best serve the interests of the State. No bid may be withdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) days after the date set for the opening thereof.

A certified check, a cashier's check, or bid bond, executed on the Bid Bond Form bound in the specification volume payable to the Owner in an amount no less than ten (10) percent of the maximum bid shall accompany each bid as a guarantee that If the bid Is accepted the bidder will execute and file the proposed contract and bond within ten (10) days after the award of contract. Plans and specifications will be available on or after July 59, 1968. Ralph D. Culbertson, Director Bureau of Engineering Department of Administration Madison, Wisconsin July 1961 SJ6t. was announced Tuesday by Philip D.

Adler, president of Lee Enterprises. Burgess earned a bachelor of ecience degree at the University of Wisconsin where he specialized in journalism. During his college career he was business manager of the Daily Cardinal, university student newspaper. His newspaper experience also Included the La Crosse Tribune, Minneapolis Star and Tribune, the Times-Democrat, Davenport, as well as The State Journal. In 1964 he was named production manager of the Missoulian, Missoula, and business manager in 1967.

Aldler also announced the appointment of James E. Le-Rossignol II, who has been business manager of the Livingston, (Mont.) Enterprise, as advertising i of the Lincoln (Neb.) Star; David R. Billing-ton business manager of the Helena Independent-Record, to the newly created post of publisher of the Livingston Enterprise; and Robert D. Ross, Davenport, insurance manager of Lee Enterprises, to business manager of the Missoulian. The State Journal is a member of the Lee Group of newspapers.

Uplands Staff Artist Has Show at Apple Hill SPRING GREEN Eighteen watercolors by William Arm-itrong are on exhibit in a one-man show until Sunday at Apple Kill, south of Spring Green. Armstrong, formerly of Madison, spends most of the year painting at his Ozark, farm, where he recently completed a gallery for the display of his art. The artist currently is teach ing a workshop in watercolor as Swimmobile Brightens Ghetto Summer A 30-foot-long portable swimming pool was put into service this week for children in Detroit's inner city. The traveling pool, a gift to the city by a Detroit television station, will visit different neighborhoods seven days a week throughout the summer. AP Wirephota Returns From Banishment 33792.

on or befcre July Jl. ltea to cover I these items, details evei.ee.e at me above address. inas-K Bo i levy. R. Rank, Chief.

S'e'e Purchasing PUB WSJ July 17 and 24, Wt. Case No. 15-141 STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT, DANE COUNTY ST. FRANCIS BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, vs. CORPORATION end KEITH L.

CRONK and JOYCE L. CRONK, hit wife. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE By virtue of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale made In the above entitled action on the 14h day of June, 1967, the undersigned Sheriff of Dane County, State of Wisconsin, will sell at pubiic auction at the Monona Street entrance of the Cltv-County Building, In the City of Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, on WEDNESDAY, the 7TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1968, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.M. on that day. ail the following described mortgaged premises, to-wit: Lot numbered Sixteen (14), In Block numbered Seven (7), Fourth Addition to Sak'j woods, In the City of Middleton, Dsne Coun'y, Wisconsin.

De'ed this 17th day of June, 1941 FRANK G. HAAS. Sheriff Dane County, Wisconsin SCHOENDORF 5CHOENDORF Attorneys at taw 1127 South 16th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204 The above property it located at 6628 Columbls Drive. PUB. WSJ June It, July 10, 17, 24, 18.

ORDER APPOINTING TIME TO HEAR PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION AND HEIRSHIP AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE OF WISCONSIN, DANE COUNTY COURT, IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH BROWN, Deceased. A petition having been filed, representing that Elizsoeth Brown, late of the City of Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin, died intesKJte, and praying that Letters of Administration be granted, and for determination and adjudication of heirship; IT IS ORDERED: That said petition be heard, at a term of Court at the Court House in the City of Madison, County of Dane, State of Wisconsin, commencing on the 2nd day of July, 1968, at the opening of Court on that day or as soon thereafter ai said petition can be heard: That the time within which creditors of the deceased shall present claims against such estate for examination and allowance ir hereby fixed and limited up to ano inciuaing the 5th day of septemDer, I96B; That all claims against the deceased be examined and adjusted by the Court on the 10th day of September, 1961, at the opening of Court on that day, or as soon inereaner as tne matter can be heard; Dated lune 196S. By the Court, CARL FLOM County Judge. Edward J.

Owens, Attorney 185 West Doty Street Madison, Wisconsin 53703 PUB: WSJ June 10, 17, and 1961. STATE OP WISCONSIN Department of Transportation DIVISION OF AERONAUTICS ft' rlill Farms State Office Building 4802 Sheboygan Avenue Madison, Wisconsin 53702 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO IN THE MATTER OF STATE AND FED ERAL AID FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OP MADISON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT TRUAX FIELD MADISON, WISCONSIN A petition for a hearing in the matter of State and Federal Aid for the improve- men, ine waaison municipal Airport Truax Field, Madison, Wisconsin, having been filed with the Division of Aeronautics, Department of Transportation, as provided by law, a hearing in the matter will be held in the City-County Building, Madison, Wisconsin, on Monday, August 5, 1968, at 10:00 a.m., C. D. S. T.

All persons interested are Invited to appear and present their views, such presentation preferably to be accompa nied oy a summary statement in wrltlm no. DIVISION OF AERONAUTICS Fritz E. Wolf, Administrator CT J. WSJ JULY 34, 1946. PUB.

Sealed Bids will be received by The University of Wisconsin, Purchasing Depart ment, 750 University Avenue, Madison, Wisconsin, 53706, on or before August 7, 'rat, until 2:00 p.m. (CDST), to cover following Items, specifications available at the above address: H8-1 MEAT AND MEAT PRODUCTS Maaison D9-118 PHOTOMICROSCOPE E9-123-0 BOOK PROCESSING E9-125 PANOROMASCOPE H9-122 CHINA, SILVERWARE R. L. FARNSWORTH University Purchasing Administrator WSJ July 24 and 31, 198. BIDS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Pray-Sims Residence Hall Repairi WISCONSIN STATE UNIVERSITY STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN Prolect No.

6507-3 Bids Close: 2:00 P.M., Central Daylight Saving Time August 8, 1968. Sealed proposals endorsed with the WHO m-uDi jjj0wmmmmmmmmm Outcast Grizzly Attacks 3 Teens in Montana Park WORRIED ABOUT BILLS? adger Budget Service fas con, mon sense fo liquidate your bills. Not loan company. Loca-'hr owned at M0 St. Phone 4474 MONONA BEAUTY Shop, 4704 Wallace Ave.

222-2404. Evenrfiv appointments no answer during day, caU after 5 p.m. VEDICAL-ASSISTANT DAY AND NIGHT RESIDENT CLASSES VETROPOLITAN COLLEGE Lake wood Manor, Snerman 249 4488 KEEP carpet cleaning problems small use Blue Lustre wall to wall. Rent electric shampooer $1, Wolff, Kuoly H.rsig TRAVEL ALASKA Share epenses leaving Soon. 23fl-flj86 TO WASHINGTON, D.C.-Desirerkfe esny Aug.

Will pay, share driving. Or, may co-renf a car with Cher party. 237-4321 ext. 247 during retail hours, ask for Tom. HANDICAPPED man wants rid from iVcFarland to far west sde of Madison, Mon.

thruotjh Fri. Working hours 8 to 5, but could be alter! No lifting involved. S2S per week. Call 836-3305 7 LOST AND F0UND LOST GREY, pregnant, female cat. Vicinity of Lathrop and Kendall.

Children's pet. 131-2142. LOST Calico cat with blue collar and bell. Midvale Blvd. and Odana Rd.area.

J3B 9210. LOST Cloth bag with zipper end glasses inside. Midvale area, end of June. FOU ND ALTjMlrTuM BOAT. Call after a 238-2903 IMPORTANT NOTICE Wisconsin Fair Employment Law prohibits discrimination in employment because of ex except "where the nature of the work or working conditions provide valid rea.

onl for hiring only men oe women." Help Wanted advertisements are arranged for the convenience of readers. Read the offering! in both the MALE and FEMALE classifications tee jobs requiring your qualifications. OBS ot INTEREST MALE 15 ARCHITECTS or experienced architectural draftsmen. Top salaries with many side benefits. Small office with many Interesting and diversified proiects.

Krueger, Shutter and Associates. Architects, 261S University Ave. 238 3466. ASSEMBLY WORK IN CLEAN WELL LIGHTED PLANT e) Earn in proportion to what you produce. Plant average $3.30 per hour plus.

Room for advancement. 0) A I Wisconsin State Employment Service, 206 N. Broom Madison. ASsTsTANT-WANAGER A man who can quickly develop into assistant manager of our office. No eperience necessary.

Good salary and outstanding benefits. Phone: Thorp Finance 105 E. Main Sun Prairie, Wis. H7-5127. ASSISTANT MANAGER for autome-tive service store.

Must have automotive background. Excellent compensation for right man. Usual company benefits plus profit sharing plan. Write E733 c0 Madison Newspapers "auto mechanics We have lust completed construction of a new ultra mooern service reception building, which provides us with additional facilities for 2 additional auto mechanics. Don't miss this opportunity to go to work for an authorized new car dealer.

Service department all on 1 floor level. IVj stalls for ach mechanic. Many with their own doors. Many fringe benefits including. Vested Profit Sharing-Retlrement Plan, paid for entirely by the company.

(Only people with excellent credit, character ref. driving records and who can furnish references should apply). Contact Perry Schappe or Harry Sedik at the SCHAPPE PONTAC SERVICE BUILDING 23 E. Mi -flin St. Madison or call 257-Q701.

1 Directory Home Building, Maintenance, Repair WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. (UPI) The bear was under, weight and gaunt and an outcast. His outrageous behavior already had caused rangers to banish him to a remote corner of the forest. The grizzly had attacked a man last week, but "no one likes to go out and just shoot wild-1 narfe nf the Arts in trip TTnlanrl; -c. jishment from the camp areas T-nJ 4 PERSONAL INTEREST CHARGE AT THE EMPORIUM With your new Madison Credit plat 30 Days or 10 Months to Pay SINGLE ADULTS For recorded message 24 houra Call 257-6211 For free test and more Information, write COMPUTER MATCHINC INTERNATIONAL OF WISC.

222 S. Hamilton St. "OPERATION VISIBILITY" needed immediately several hundred dollars to provide newly designed de-cals, buttons, bumper stickers etc. for all 50 states as part of pre-convention and convention strategy. Make checks to "McCarthy for 116 E.

Mifflin, Madison, mark for "Operation BE A REAL ESTATE broker. Wisconsin School of Real Estate. 161 W. Wisconsin Milwaukee. CREDITORS Let us collect your delinquent accounts, notes, and ludg-ments.

No collection no charge. For Information call 256-3104 Ask for Tom Haag or writ P.O. Box 1177 Madison Join the others Who Choose: BUSINESS EDUCATION M. B. C.

ill Semester beglni Sept. 16th For oood ottlco Doillont with Job Placement Servict MADISON BUSINESS COLLEGE -A Prestige Colleqe of Business Since U34" Phone 256-7794 215 W. Washington Av. Madison 3, Wisconsin lita" en hie com on no woe run. rather than death.

BUT THE GRIZZLY came back Sunday and attacked three New York City teenagers and that meant the end of the bear. None of the youths was injured seriously and they were able to continue their coast-to-coast summer trip. Josh Le Vinson, a M-year-old high school student, was the most seriously injured. He was bitten above the left elbow when he threw his hand over his head to protect himself. "WE HAD HEARD there were bears wandering around," I James rt iivinsim aiQ luesaay san "but we never thought one would attack us.

Two girls, Hilary Wiederhorn and Michele Plunkett, both 15, of New York, also were bitten, but suffered only minor bruises. Levinson and Miss Wieder horn were in their sleeping bags in one tent when the youth said he heard the bear rip one of the tent's walls. "I heard the bear come into the tent," Levinson said. "He bit Hilary first and I put my hand over my head. "THEN HE CAME at me, but he just bit my arm." The boy said someone shined Reston 6 ARTE VDER Full t'-me.

Exptrl. See Mr, Parrgnt, or Leo Puiiara Hoiidsy Inn Uo. 2, Hwy, J90 at 12 and 18. BAR TEN BLACKHAWK COUNTRY CLUB. GOOD WAGES PHONE FOR APPOINTVENT.

WALLIS. BROILER and GRILL COOK. m. Excellent starting wages, company paid bentfi's, aoolv J-4 m. Mr.

Mac's Restaurant, 51 and 1-90 north of airport. BUS BOYS 16 or over TOPP'S INN 244-9750 BUS BOY 2-3nightper wek. Cail Paisans Restaurant. After, noons for intervew appointment. 257-3832 BUS DRIVERS WADISON BUS CO.

166 FAIR OAKS AVE. CAB DRIVERS Full or part time Call 255-456 for interview City Car Company CAB DRIVERS Full or part time. Day or night shift Opportunity tor exceotional earnings-plus many company benefits Apply Badger Cab.JJ N. Few SI. CARPENTERS (Rough-Finish)-Year around.

Union HAVEYHOWES--Stoughton 73-S CEMENT FINISHER wanted" Year round work. Union wages. Call Ron Loomls, 231-1909. CHARCOAL" BR01LERCjOOK Experience necessary 223-9114 CABINET position, benefits. Madison Far West side.

Ideal work. Ins conditions. Write No. E75e, CO AAadison Newspapers. IHE SPRING GREEN Spring Green, Wis.

58-5i, DAIRY FARM HELP Phone 533-4770 Blanchardvllle DISPLAY Full time permanent position Is avail' able for a person with experience In display work or art background. Store discount and other employ benefits. Apply Employment Offict CIMBELS-SCHUSTERS HILLDAIF AnJEquOportonitvEmpioyer" DiSHWASHER wanted, dayand DRAFTSMAN eloctrle distribution system mapping work. wn Ing basics. Must be neat.

Industry ous and have good printing ability. Permanent position, excellent bene. fits. Contact Mr. Johnson at 255-4521 for more Information and an appointment.

MADISON GAS 4 ELECTRIC "An Equal Opportunity Employer DRIVERS Full or pert tlmt Rubbish removal Apply In person 31M Rlmrock Rd. TONY PELLETERI TRUCKINS Ser. Employesare presently on strike DRIVER Per rnanenf position. Apply HAMIL servicing GE commercial 2-way re- dio In Madison area. Opportunity capable of working with minimum' supervision.

Permanent. Benefits. Wrl Clrcla Communications Wis S'" ELECTRONIC MAN Young man with teletype expert-ence who Is high school gradual -or equivalent to work as oper-atlons technician and test board men at Madison, Wis. Plaase ap- 15 Talegraph c' J. W- Madison, Wis.

An EquaJOpportunityEmployer'' QuaNty Transmission and Engino Exchange, tN.Oak St" ESTIMATER for commerdarfloor covering. Central Wisconsin firm. 1 or commis. Witt E731 ison Newspapers. FACTORY HELP prefab steel building, and sneet BrothersCo 102 n.

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Start per hour, fringe Wntt Box 755, co Newspapers. MEAT openings In the Madison area for neat appearing Intelligent young men with a bright future. Join a company on the move. Excellent benefits. Immediate openings for 3 -full time meat iourneymen.

Call '-238-3895 ask for Mr. Werner "An Equal Opportunity Employer" EAT CUTTERModerrrsupar'rnar; ket, union scale and benefits. Ai -ply SaveU Foods Sun Prairie. "mechanics Do you like working aroued engines We need an experienced, reliable man in our engine shop. Our com- peny is growing and has good fa- cilities and equipment, if you can do above average work, you can ex pect above average pav and bene- fits.

Call Madison 254-6852 any time. NCR Has openings for trainees desirous of life time career In mechanical and electronic specialized fields. Must be a high school graduate or equivalent. Contact G. W.

Nel- son or Ray Genin. 257-0208 for a -pointment. Tha National Cash Register Co. 1214 S. Park Madison "AnEqual Opportunity Employer" PENSION SPECIALIST Variable anulty and employee thrift plans.

This position requires an energetic person capable of working Independently with our clients -throughout the United States. Trav- el away from home 300 days a year. College graduate with 3 to 5 years general pension experience. Salary to start $9,000, plus VJrv liberal fringe benefits. Reply in strict confidence, send to P.O.

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Top salary. Excellent hours. No Sundays. Write 753 Madison Newspapers. All replies I confidential.

PHARMACIST, reglsteredrExcellent hours and wages with opportunity A for ownership. Spriggs Henry Drugs, Edgerlon. PLUMBERS WANTEO Must be statl licensed Foreman and lourney. man. 254-2964.

PROTECTIVE POLICE Openings on the 3 p.m. to 11 m. and 11 m. to 7 o.m shifts Per- manent 40 hour week posltlona 1 Must be tl with good record. AO- 1 ply In person.

24 North Carroll, 3rd floor. Washington columnist and associate editor of The New York CAN DO IT? Times has won two Pulitzer Prizes. His column covers national and world affairs with clarity and directness. Look for it here in Wisconsin State Journal Complete Home and Business a iiasnugnt at tne near ana fired a shot with a pistol. The shot scared the bear off.

"We ran over to another camper in his trailer and he drove us to the doctor in West Yellowstone," the boy said. The youth said the bear apparently attacked Miss Plunkett, who was in another tent, before biting him. "WE KNEW THERE was a bear warning out, but it really didn't mean anything to us," the boy said. "We still took precautions, like putting our food up in a tree." Paul Hoskins, district forest service supervisor in West Yellowstone, said the bear was an "outcast" with a history of attacking humans. Hoskins said the bear, which was killed after the incident, had also attacked another man last week but rangers didn't want to shoot it then.

THE BEAR'S BODY, de scribed as "underweight and gaunt," was taken to a laboratory at Bozeman, for tests. Montana game and fish officials said they didn't know what caused the attacks. Hoskins said the bear was not destroyed after biting the first man last week because "no one likes to go out and just shoot wildlife. "On the other hand, when you have repeated bitings and mo lesting of people sooner or later it winds up with campers killed and we didn't want that He said the bear was taken to a remote spot after the first at tack, but returned. THE ATTACK was similar to one by two grizzlies in Glacier National Park in northern Mon tana last August.

Two 19-year- old girls, Julie Helgeson of Al bert Lea, and Michelle Kons of San Diego, were killed by the bears while they were sleeping. Levinson was a member of a tour sponsored by the American Youth Hostel Tours of New York. They flew to San Francis co after the attack and are continuing their trip to Los Angeles. Soaking Rain Here Totals 7.77 Inches Slightly more than one inch of rain fell on Madison Tuesday and the weatherman said more could be on the way this morning. Tuesday's 1.17 inches of rain brought the year's total to 17.47.

Today's temperatures should be a little warmer. The high Tues day was 76; today's high should be somewhere between 78 and 83. There is a 60 per cent chance of occasional undershowers today, decreasing to a 20 per cent chance tonight. The high humidity is to decrease beginning this afternoon. 05 05 Home Building, Maintenance, Repair program.

Ihe Arts in the lands Council is sponsoring the show. He has been invited to be one of 15 artists to show during October at the Cleveland Institute of Art. Among others in the show will be Morris Graves, Andrew Wyeth, Dong Kingman, Mark Toby, Doris White, and Chen Chi. Armstrong won the best of 6how award in the 1967 Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts show and the Hallmark purchase award in the Watercolor USA show. His entry in the latter show has been reproduced in a new book, "Prize-Winning Art, Book 7." Gasoline Tank Leak Causes Slick in Bay NEW YORK A rupture in a Shell Oil Co.

storage tank leaked nearly 25,000 gallons of gasoline Tuesday, forming a volatile, two-mile-long slick on the surface of the Mott Basin in Jamaica Bay. Fire department foam trucks blocked the leak about eight hours after it was discovered and Shell reported, "Everything is under control." Earlier, the Coast Guard described the slick as very dangerous and a spokesman said, "A single spark could set the thing off." However, fireboats broke up the slick with detergent emulsion and in late afternoon the Coast Guard said the danger peared past. Press Updates Image of Historical Cave STANTON, Mo. (UPI) -What's new in a 100 million-year-old cave? At Meramec Caverns on U.S. 66 here, daily newspapers and the latest magazines are available.

"We don't want the tourists to believe we are thoroughly old-fashioned," says Lester B. Dill, director. CORRECTION Due to an error the following information appeared incorrectly in our advertisement: Entertainment on Fri Sun. featuring the fabulous Last Judgement. It should have read: Entertainment every Sat, Sunday.

Lombardo's Disc 514 E. Wilson St. Madiion, Wise. 1 CERAMIC VINYL SEAMLESS Bathrooms, kitchens, rec mnms Remodeling. Free estimates.

837-7051 McMANUS ELECTRIC CO. Licensed Electrical Contractor 835-3789 CARPENTERS Repair, remodeling and roofing. PAINTING PAPER HANGING Wall Cleaning 244-150 BOTTSFORD 8. SON, DECORATORS ASPHALT (Hot Mix) Custom Paving FRES tstlmstti par-King utt Playground Drlvewan JENNITE "1-1 6" SEALER now hav th complete lint of the country'i most proven product in black and colors. Qualified fulMlme paving contractors.

Meets Federal. State and City specifications. THE Painting our 0 Remodeling Tile work rULUU PAINTING ft DEC. Experienced Reasonable. 256-7537 RE-BUILDER, lower rates.

guaranteed work. Home repair! specialty. 249-6832 after 6. LANDSCAPING GARDENING 06 BLACK DIRT, fill dirt, grading R. P.

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Free estimates, 555-4707 after 4. YORK CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING) Lake City Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. 4615 W. Beltline 138-6443 PLUMBING Hot water heating. Certified pipe welding.

Phone M. J. THOMAS HEATING Service 222-5660 4PS Monona Dr 05 Home tSbilding, Maintenance, kepaii ADDITIONS, remodeling Residential, commercial, Industrial Professional door hanging. Wheeler. 249-6255 Asphalt Repairs Striping Seal Coating W2-8764 ALUMINUM sidlng-S32 per square.

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The New York Times News Service report from abroad includes background from 36 Times bureaus all over the world. You get it here every day. SELL TO: Home Owners 0) Landscapers Garden Centers 0) Commercial Contractors Locations to Serve You DEERFIELD 80-764-4562 ROCKFORD 1-815-633-2033 Information, call either No. Wisconsin AState Journal SOMEBODY WANTS YOUR ST6-REOI Sell It aulckly with a Classified venience. 2S6-JW.

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