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7 Insurance 2 Personals 22-Help Wanted, Female gfTf MUna 6ttt 1971 13 Hurry-Up Help Sought From the Supreme Court By DANIEL J. FOLEY Gazette State Bureau HELENA Legislation was introduced Monday seeking to gain a hurry-up answer from the state supreme court on several sticky questions affecting plans for a constitutional convention. In November, the state's, voters approved the calling of a-convention to re-write the 82-year-old document. Details are; to be worked out by the 1971-assembly. old document.

Details are to be worked out by the 1971 assembly. BUT BEFORE doing so, the legislature will need answers to several legal questions, said Dale Harris, executive director of the Montana Constitution Revision Commission. The legislation, which is expected to be rushed through both houses in the next several days, would authorize Atty. Gen. Robert L.

Woodahl to bring a friendly suit asking the high court: 1. Whether convention delegates should be apportioned on the basis of the house of repre-. sentatives before or after reapportionment scheduled for this session 2. Whether delegates may be elected on a non-partisan basis rather than as Democrats and Republicans. 3.

Whether state and local elected officials including legislatorsmay serve as convention delegates. Harris said the commission hopes to have the answers to the questions By the 20th legislative day, the deadline for introduction of bills. An enabling act for the constitutional convention would have to be introduced by that day. BECAUSE of the need for fast answers, the legislation would authorize Woodahl to skip district court proceedings and go directly to the high court in asking for a declaratory judgment. The constitution revision commission thinks that the legislature should take the position that delegate apportionment be based on the existing house, that delegates be elected on a nonpartisan basis and that elected officials be eligible to serve as delegates The legislation authorizes the Cascade County Clerk and Recorder and County Attorney to take the opposing views in the friendly suit.

That is necessary for the court to have legal disputes on which to rule. The legislation was introduced by four senators who served on the Constitution Revision Commission: Jack McDonald, D-Great Falls; John Lyons, R-Shelby; Jim Moore, R-Two Dot; and Harry B. Mitcheil, D-Great Falls. By JERRY HOLLORON Gazette State Bureau HELENA Legislative leaders expressed strong doubts Monday about whether the 159-member legislature will reduce its size this session. The main problem, according to House Speaker James P.

Lucas and Senate Majority Leader Dick Dzivi, is time: They fear the legislature, beset with many major issues, simply won't have the time for what probably would be a lengthy fight over any substantial cut in the size of the 104-member house and the 55-member senate. THE LEGISLATURE must reapportion its membership this session because of population shifts shown by the 1970 census. Pressure has been building for the legislature not only to reapportion itself, but also to trim its size, which many believe is unwieldy. rrest's Tsax Special reapportionment committees will be set up in each house and Lucas, a Miles City Republican, and Dzivi, a Great Falls Democrat, have informally agreed that the first effort of those committees should be directed at reapportioning the two chambers at approximately their present size, Lucas said. The result would be that fast-growing areas, such as Missoula, Billings and Helena, would gain legislators at the expense of rural areas that have lost population.

"We're hopeful we can avoid the time involved in getting into single-member districts and the size of houses," Dzivi explained. "Single member districts" means that the state would be divided into districts so that each person would vote for only one senator and one representative. At present, voters in the more populous areas cast ballots for as many as 12 representatives and six senators. LUCAS AND LlZIVI also noted that the question of size of the legislature can be considered by the constitutional convention that was approved by voters last Nov. 3.

Thus, the argument goes, the constitutional convention may have more time to deal effectively with the question of legislative size than will this year's 1 However, Lucas said the special legislative reapportionment committees will consider shrinking the size of the legislature and such questions as single-member districts if time permits. "It will depend on the burden of work from other things," he said. Meanwhile, another method of reapportionment which could tie in a decrease in number of legislators probably will be presented to the legislature. Sen. David F.

James, D-Joplin, had copies of a proposal drafted by University of Montana Political Science Prof. Ellis Waldron to establish a legislative apportionment commission. UNDER THIS PROPOSAL, which James said has been used successfully in other states, the legislature would establish a commission consisting of the Senate President Pro Tem (Sen. William F. Hafferman, D-Libby); Senate Minority Leader (Sen.

William L. Mathers, R-Miles City); the House Speaker (Lucas), and the House Minority Leader (Rep. E. Christiansen, D-Hardin), or a person of their choosing. The four would select the fifth member from the general public.

The five-member commission could hire a staff and would be charged with coming up with a reapportionment plan by the 50th day of the legislative session. The plan would go into effect as recommended by the commission unless amended by the legislature. Pica Attacked! 21 Employment Agencies ACME PERSONNEL SERVING THE 928 Broadwater wjum BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT Ph. 252-8454 Alpine Village, 16th St. W.

FEMALE Part-time secty $40 wk Bartender shift Mature Housekeeper-receptionist salary plus room ft board Typist 2 hr. Secty $85 wk Secty-bkpr-recpt open, D.O.E. Supv trne, relocate 8500 MALE Ins. Sales, debit accts toSWOwk. Heavy const, equip, sales rep Open Chef, relocate Top Wages 31-Work Wanted, Mole Painting, odd jobs, Sandy, 252-4543.

xperienced alterations done, reasonable price. Phone 252-5959 Dependable young married man, desperately needs work, steady or part-time. Pleasecall 252-0679 CPA, former partner in local firm, desires position during tax season with possibility of permanent position developing. wrue box wftft c-o iazene 32 Work Wanted, Female Certified exp. English 8.

Home Ec teacher desires any position, beginning in March. 259-5314. Day care my home, hot meals, no age limit. 1820 6th St. W.

Call 252-5274 ask for Sharon. Babysitting, own exp. 245-3828 Childcare, dropin or permanent. Grand Ave. Day Care Center, 1628 Grand, 252-0877.

BABYSITTING, Ph. 248-8526. Ironing, pkup delivery, 245-4483 Experienced IBM MTST operator with general secretarial exp. Shorthand, 10 key add other office machines. 259-8394.

Child care anytime. Call now for all nite, Dec. 31 Sitter avail. 826 Ave. C.

245-4456. Babysitting, 1126 Terry, 259-3202. Ironing, my home. Ph. 259-4000.

Exp. babysitter, 406 Jackson, 259-7748. Nighttime wkend childcare. 248-6281 Childcare, 216 13th St. 252-2522 Washing Ironing.

Ph. 245-4563. Wig Hair piece styling, ph. 259-1157. A home away from home for small children of working mothers, welfare children welcome.

Good food, naps, toys. Experienced licensed. Open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call 656-6784 or 2220 Lewis Ave.

Babysit, eves, Mon-Fri, My home. 259-3875. 41 Furnished Rooms $25 cabin for 1 employed man. References, no drinking. 245-7959, 312 N.

31. 11 a.m. -2 p.m. 5-6 p.m. Upstairs.sleeping rm, pvt.

bath entrance. Working girl or student. Good Southside loc. 248-8351 morns, or eves. Lg.

room or room board. College or working girls. Between colleges. Call mornings, 248-6054. Men Only, quiet, close in, shower.

$7,508, $9 per week. H4So.29th Clean, carpeted, quiet, TV phone. Rea sonable daily weekly rates. Call 252-9330. Men Only Utilities paid.

$25 mo. 39 Grand 252-5997 45 furnished Apartments Clean efficiency apartment. Dally rates All utilities paid. Jack's Motel, 517 N. 24th $40 "Efficiency apartments.

Share the bath: 252-0947. 612 No. 27th. WREFORDAPTS. 33172nd Ave.

N. Phone 252-1001 SANTA FE ARMS 2207 Central Ave. i bedroom apf completely furnished, carpeted and coed, hot water heat. Covered carport arking. $220.

Call 656-3249 days or 656-1284 eves, or weekends. For 1 girl, close in on 6th Ave. No. 1 bedroom, share bath, $60. Sm.

2 rm. private bath, $52.50. Near EMC 8, St. Vincents, small 2 private bath, $57.50. All util.

furn. Adults, no pets. Ph: 259-4913. For one or two adults, near hospitals and downtown. Call 252-6105.

3 room apt. upstaris, for quiet person. No pets. 3317 3rd Ave N. 3 rooms.

North side, walking distance to downtown. Adults only. No pets. $175. Heat 8.

water furn. 252-3792 before noon. 252-2781 after 5 P.m. 2 bedroom, carpet, all utilities paid except lights. Inquire 407 So.

29th Apt. 2 or call 259-5156. Basement, near EMC. Also sleeping rooms. 259-3157.

2 bedrooms on 2nd floor In Terry Park area. All utilities paid. Call before 8 p.m. 252 2944 Near EMC hospitals, comp. furn.

incl. deep freeze washing facil, attach, garage, lg. yd. w-bar-b-q. $180 mo.

2524134. 336 Clark Ave. I bedroom with garage, water furnished $60. Ph. 252-6385 or 245-5321 1 bdrm.

bsmt. No pets. All util. pd except lights. 252-1907 2 no pets or children References Inq.

520 10th St. West Western Tower Apts. Furn. ants, avail. 429 N.

33rd 259-5666. 1 newly redecorated 8, carpeted. Parking area. Close to town. Adults only.

No pets. $150. 259-9582. 3 rooms bath, close in on South side, $60 plus gas lights. Phone 259-1 161 Ml DOLETON ARMS 707 N.

31st. New, modern I bdrm. Built-in elec. nicely furn. Ph.

259-0739. "Where the Career People Live' BILLINGS HEIGHTS Now bacant, 1 bdrm, range, all utlls paid. Only $95 per mo. 252-6687. 2 rooms bachelor apt.

So. 31st near Thill-way Market. Prefer middleaged person. 259 8037 MMlAMAMMVWWV 46 Unfurn. Apartments 3 bedroom apt $185 2 bedroom apt $175 1 bedroom apt $155 Bachelor apt $135 All units completely carpeted and draped, w.

stove and refrigerator. Call 656 3249 days or 656-1284 eves, and weekends. BBC Billings VA APPROVED 4i Ur.furn. Apartments Available immediately, attractice new 2 bedroom apt. Carpet, drapes, private k.l,MU.nl.n with cliHinfl fllatS rfOOfi.

utility room, stove, disposal. 17S per mo. iuLyrn. aititi Small 1 bedroom private entrance, fenced yard. Stove-refrig.

util. turn. Verv nice neiohborhood. Accept 1 small child. $65 mo Call 252-7625.

Deluxe 2 Bedroom Apartment, drapes, carpet, stove, carport, loads of storage, hot water heat. Private patio. (Heat water paid) 8175 plus deposit. The best in town. 656-6120 or 656-5291.

fuilv caroeted. around floor. adults please. Call 259-3640 for app't. lesia manor, Ave.

u. Spacious 2 bdrm duplex, fully carpeted draped, stove 1 refrigerator. Water pd. 1125. mo.

Call 245-7814 or inq. 148 Foster Ln. No pets. SS0 damage bond. Welcome to Billings.

us help you get settled with our complete newcomer's information service. 1st National Bank, 2nd Ave. 8. 28th St. 47-Muht-Plexos SHERATON ARMS 1 8, 2 bedroom townhouse apartments.

with carpeting, drapes, refrigerator. range, aisposai, siloing gia iwj, fireplaces, carports. Call 252-4106 or 259-2123 for other particulars and availability dates. 1 bedroom duplex with basement, water paid, no garage, no pets. 702 Terry, 885.

Call 259-6964. 2 bdrm duplex, 2721 Beartooth West rkrnaliH rinnM. fOOlS, carport. Woodburning fireplace, wtr SI50 mo. van r-lease.

$75 damage dep required. Ph. 259- 2692 or lai, exi. rei I. trl-OleX.

1 Of 3 bdrm. unit avail. Carpeted, draped, re- stove, oisnwasner, aisposai, winn dryer, storage, near waier ram, End. Near scnoois. ase-ooi.

THE COVE 2 bdrm. range, refrig, crpt, drapes, utjj. rm, storage space, air swimming pool, carport. No pets. Water pa.

i35 per mo. m-tito. 2 bedroom duplex with garage, washer. aryer, siove, k--' air conditioner water softener. $160 plus utilities.

2026 Central Ave. Call 259-4647 or 656-2059. SO House to Rent, Unfurn. HUD Have vou heard of purchasing a home under HUD 235? Call us for the details. We have some homes available in various stages of construction.

Call 252-4106 fast, these will not last I REAL ESTATE MART 2106 Grand Ph. 252-4106 Lease 3 bdrm. bsmt. l'a baths. Builtin overn 8, range.

W. Bigs. No pets. $165. Ph.

259-9649 Or 616-1 i I. MOVING SUHR TRANSPORT 245-4135 2 bdrm. home, 2 stall garage, full older home $125 plus util. Dep. req.

248-8654 for appt. Avail. 115. HUD-235 Own, less than rent, 245-4968 for details. COUNTRY VIEWCOURTS 2 and 3 bedroom duplexes, completely carpeted and draped.

Extra Va bath, fire place, builtin Kitchen including refrigerator, family room with sliding glass doors to patio. Garage. Swimming pool. Nice quiet location in West end Billings. Call 252-4106 or 656-5025 for availability dates.

RENTAL SERVICE OPEN TOTHE PUBLIC REAL ESTATE MART 2029 Grand Ave. Open ail week 'till 9 P.M. Pius Saturday 8, Sundays 3 bedroom, double garage. On Miles Ave. $175 Call 259-2897 2 bedroom, 20th 8.

1 1th Ave. No. Large fenced backyard, $135 plus utilities. Deposit required. 656-6864.

334 Clark 2 bedroom duplex, with garage. $150 plus heat and lights. 252-6385 or 245-5321. 1723 Grand 3 stove refri-gerator furnished. $150 plus utilities.

252-6385 or 245-5321. For rent: furnished or unfurnished, 1116 ve 1 yr. lease. AOults only. 3 bedroom house, fenced yard.

Lockwood area. 704 Starlight Drive. Phone 259-3947 Double wide 1970 mobile home, unfurn. except for stove refrig. Wall to wall crpt drapes.

4 bdrms, gas water furn. 8135 mo deposit req. Ph. 259-8488. HUD is theaniwr mttt than renting, for full information evenings holidays, 259-9604.

51 House for Rent, Furn. In Red Lodge 3 roorns, adults only. Box 934, Red Lodge, Mt. Call 446-2717 Red Lodge, Mf. 3 room, $70, util.

furn. Private bath entrance. Adults only, no pets. Close in. 221 So.

29th. Ph. 245-5044. 1 bdrm. house, garage, in Hgts.

area. $90 plus utlls. Sgle. or older no pets or children. Call after 5, 252-9761.

Small 1 bedroom mobile home, east-end, close in, all utilities paid. Call 252-9339. New 2 bedroom mobile home, completely furnished, 2 miles from Billings on Blue Creek. $120 mo. 259-8958.

10x50 mobile home, adults, no pets. Star Trailer Court, corner King Ave. and Billings Blvd. See this real nice mobile home for $120. Ideal for couples with no pets.

127 Prick-ett Lane. Small 2 Bedroom. $75 mo. plus utilities. 248-6537 3 rooms with shower, close in, reasonable.

Call 245-7797 For rent, 2 room house, furnished. Wafer paid. 337 Vi Miles. Contact 252-3674 after 4:30 P.M. 12x502 bedroom trailer, $125 plus lights.

Call 248-60M after 6 or owknvk 1000000t0000000000l 53 Business Places to Rent 4000 ft. store building on Central, 1200 block. 245-5479. Office Space 1015 Broadwater ATeniie-3 50.00 per office Includes Lights and Off Street Parking. 252-6385.

Choice location, ground floor, air conditioning, parking, lanltorial service. Lease available. Cobetto Realty 245-6326. Business College ob Placeman. Student loons Aptitude Tasting Dial 252-4649 for fvll information without obligation By JERRY HOLLORON Gazette State Bureau HELENA Not unexpectedly, Democratic Gov.

Forrest Anderson's taxation proposals have run into trouble before they've formally been unveiled. Anderson will propose this week that the state pay for a 20 per cent increase in its general fund budget by increasing corporate license and personal income taxes. The governor's main proposal will be that the state no longer allow taxpayers '( to deduct the federal income tax they pay PETER VEGEN Hartford Agency Ph. 252-Q164 Insurance since 1919, 0000)000001000000 10 Services Offered Professional painting, neat clean, and fast. Free estimates, 252-5019.

TREEWORK Rubbish hauling. Free est. 252-8650 Carpet Cleaning r-urnai nrntocinnallv. with the a wr w. k-" new dry foam cleaning.

It disinfects. deodorizes as wen as ciean. uuw iw your free estimate. Ph. 252-1594 days, 245-t- Painting remodeling, interior exterior.

Free estimate. Ph. 259-6798. Upholstering, all types, 656-7270. Furnace Cleaning Serv.

Empire Htg. Cooling 259-5538 Fast Accurate Typing Billings Office Service, 252-1219 Furniture repair, refinishing 8 upholstery. Repair sml. appl's. luggage.

Free Dickuo del. Used Clothing. Handi capped, 18 N. 33, 245-3555. Painting, neat clean, 259-7546.

REMODELING Seasonal Discount. Estimate entire job. 5 years to pay. Ph. 252-7337.

INSULATION Blow in attics or side walls. I NSUl-F I CO. 245-6487. Tree-Hedge trim removal, 259-5949 Remodeling, free estimates. Specializing in alkalai basements.

656-4399 Fl REPLACE WOOD, Ph. 252-9698 CARPENTER WORIC-REMODELING New Construction Cabinets Baths-Garages-251-8985 Sewing Machine Repair Clean, oil adjust any make or model in your home. $1.99. Call 259-3074. Painting 8.

repair, 252-4010. Light hauling, yard work also, cleanup, all kinds. 259-6190. Sewing alterations, call 248-8537 COMMERCIAL REFINISH and REPAIR Office Furniture Custom-built, Paneling. The WOOD SHOP 259-5847 PAINTING-reliable neat.

245-48C LOCAL HANDYMAN, 259-8919 Fireplace Wood, Cottonwood, split delivered, stacked. $22 cord. 656-4036656-4078 Textured ceilinas. soraved. sand blasted.

steel, fiberglass, vinyl, asbestos, exterior tin. i-ree est. 656-566. Painting i Handyman service. 259-3523 SNOW TIRE CLEARANCE LOW LOW PRICES on New Tires on Recapped Tires on Used Tires for Tires 1702 1st Ave.

North GE-AUTHOR I ZED SERVICE Appliance-TV Stereos 2041 Grand METROPOLITAN SERVICE, 259-2067 Fireplace Wood. Ph. 259-6404 General Carpentry, remodeling. 252-8044 Expert Shoe Repairing Janney's Service Store 508 N. 32nd St.

Janney's Plaster, stucco, dry wall, spray and glitter. Free estimate. Phone 248-8459 or 698-6954. 25-APPLIANCE REPAIR yrs. Washers-Dryers, Disposals-Dishwashers Small appl.

All Service Inc. 259-1906. Expert Leather Cleaning Midwest Leather Cleaners 603 8th W. Metal garbage can racks, 252-6844. COZY FIRE WOOD CO, 252-0360 eves or weekends.

12 Instructions Pjano and organ lessons. Accredited teachers. Located in east Billings. 252-6934. WANT A BETTER JOB? Study at home through LaSalle Ext.

University. For call 245-6195 or write P.O. Box 1432, Bigs. VA approved. High School completion through home study.

V.A. approved. American School, 3296, Butte, Mont. 59701. TRAIN TO BE A Heavy Equipment Operator Learn to operate Bulldozers, Draglines, Cranes, Scrapers, Loaders, Trenchers, etc.

at our modern facility. A high-paid career is open to ambitious men. Universal Heavy Construction Schools Home Office: Miami, Fla. FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO: U.H.C.S.Dept. No.

1363 Suite 130-C 201 W. BumsvllleCrosstown Burnsville, Minn. 55378 Phone (612) 890-8484 Please Print Name Address City State Zip Phone Age APPROVED FOR VETERANS Need a Career? Think about the Automotive Field get your training at Billings Automotive Training Center. 1300 6th Ave. N.

Ph. 245-6441. 21 lost, Found, Strayed LOST: 2 Hereford heifers, coming 2's. South of Experiment Station, Huntley. Branded with straight monogrammed 5 on right hip.

Reward. 656-3686 or 656-3772. Lost: Golden Lab male, 3 mos. old, vie. of 656 4720.

Reward offered! LOST: Red Irish Setter with Choke collar, ans. to Shane. Ph. 248-6609 22 Help Wanted, Female Permanent housekeeping position. Live in.

Driver's license a must Phone 252-0525. Wear or sell the SymbraEtte Bra and or bra-curled Kanekalon wiq. Ph. Daisy Ewen, 252-6259 for appointment. Wanted woman for ranch cook.

Must be experienced. Call 984-2501. Birnev. Mont. SILK AND WOOL FINISHER Send brief resume stating experience and age to Box 494M, Billings Gazette.

DIRECTOR OF NURSING For 136 bed general hospital. Complete charge of Nursing Service. Degree preferred. Salary commensurate with qualifications and excellent fringe benefits. Contact: Personnel Director Holy Rosary Hospital Miles City, Montana 59301 beautician wanted, contact Wesener Dcsignet Inc.

Hart-Albln Bldg. Ph. 2b2-t06. PAY HOLIDAY BILL By ioinlng our staff on a part-time basis, service customers under pleasant conditions. Work 3 hours daily, earn 2 J5 per hour up.

Call 352-2665 8 to 11 a.m. only. Full dinner cook and experienced waitress. Eva's Cottee Shop, 310 No. 29th St.

Apply In person only, no phone calls. Ap- Attention! Work from home 2 hours a day. Stanley Home Products. Ph. 252-0865 Old established Billings business wants woman for general office work.

Includes cashier, receptionist and account receivable bookkeeper. Please send full details of experience, references and photo to box 490M Billings Gazette. HOUSEWIVES Part-time sales work, from Fromberg, Laurel, Bridger, Joliet, Red Lodge, Broadview, Billings. Our ladies average over 12 per hour. Write Box 483M C-o Billings Gazette.

New Specialty Merchandise Wholesale firm to open, desires flexible lady 21 to 31, any nationality. Know light bookkeeping, typing. Will train In business. Stable future. Bonus plan.

Varied PM 8. eve. hours. Give phone. Write brief personal details, to LWayne Enterprises, Billings Gazette Box 492.

DISPLAY BEELINE FASHIONS Turn spare time into money. 2 afternoons or evenings a week will do it. No Investment to start. Sample wardrobes at no cost. Beeline Fashions has been the leader in the industry for 25 years.

Acceptable applicants should have use of car phone. For local introductory interview call 656-3097. MOTHERS School-home co-ordinated work, 10 to 30 hours per week. School, church or 4-H work helpful. Excellent earning if accepted.

Phone 252-0855 after 6 p.m. Reliable babysitter to come into my home. Ph. 252-1594 days, 245-5217 eves weekends. Wanted women to work in Billings area for International company.

Call 252-9480 for interview. Married girls for part-time work in fast food establishment, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Call 252-6734, ask for Karen.

Daytime sitter, my home, own transportation. References req. Apply at 738 Cook, basement after 5 P.M. Wanted: Experienced beautician. Ph.

656-2059, 259-4647 656-1427 23 Help Wanted, Male USED CAR MECHANIC experienced in all phases of mechanical repair. Salary open, hospitalization plan, vacation pay See Tom Ehrman, Wilcox Inc. Volkswagen 252-6676, 3S32 Montana Billings. Unusual opportunity-i-work for national concern in your area. Some travel.

Above average earnings. Photo experience helpful, but not necessary. We will train. Write Don Sproat, P.O. Box 507 Millsboro Rd, Galion, Ohio 44833.

Experienced barber wanted. For appointment contact Ron's Tlmberline Barber Shop. 242-Hart-Albin Bldg. Ph. 252-8069.

Managerial Assistant Ambitious man to develop as Managerial Assistant for internationally known company. Capable of earning $10,000 annually. Group insurance 8, retirement plan based on profit sharing. Ready to accept position immediately. Ph.

252-0855 to arrange for local interview. Leasee-Manager for independent service station. Give particulars, age, experience qualifications in first letter. Gazette Box 489M. Man for part-time delivery work.

Afternoons only. Ideal for college student with morning classes. Scott's Cleaners Laundry, Laurel. Do you have these advantages on your present job? (1) Opportunity to earn high weekly income. (2) No layoffs.

(3) Management opportunity. (4) Life Insurance policy. (5) Stock purchase opportunity. (6) Freedom and most of all, getting paid what you think you are worth! I If you don't have these advantages, phone at once for immediate employment. Call 252-9362.

Equal Opportunity Employer EMC Student, 10 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday. $7.50 per week. Call Ward at 656-3809 RESTAURANT, 18 or over, to cook, and for general restaurant work. Exp.

not necessary but helpful. Apply in person, afternoons. 108 Poly Green Weenie. Full time man to train with Little Chief Station. See Dale Carney at 1212 Grand Little Chief at Buttreys.

Prefer man over 21. 4 Men Wanted We need 4 young, neat appearing men who are interested in money! Call 656-5301 weekdays. 24-Help Wonted, General Wanted: for Billings area. Men, women or students, full or part time to service customers for Fuller Brush Co. 83 to 84 per hour.

656-7878 Printer Wanted Applications are now being taken for part-time printer. 2 years experience or training preferred, flexible hours. Apply Personnel office, St. Vincents Hospital. 8 a.m.to4:30p.m.

26 Sales Agents Globemaster Nation's Largest Merchandiser of hand tools has an opening for their Montana territory. We offer established accounts, lots of long hours hard work on a straight commission basis, with draw to start. Maior medical program free. We require a man with ambition, integrity 8 respect for his fellow man, must have good car. Call C.

E. Heisler at 245-4128 for interview appointment. WANTED AT ONCE! Man with farm, business or livestock experience in this state and nearby area, full or part time. No age limit. Weekly expense plus excellent pay.

Old reliable company. For full details, write giving age and past experience. Dept. OV Box 496Mc-o Billings Gazette. SALESMAN Opening to ambitious, energetic man who is a good closer.

(Generous training expense allowance plus full commission while training). Lease furnished without charge. Vested renewals. Must have good work habits. For interview contact: Mr.

Al Wade at the Northern Hotel, Billings Thursday, January 7 between the hours of or p.m. Successful salesman Capable of Earning $20,000 TO $30,000 If you're a successful salesman who still GETS NERVOUS and KEYED UP-is always PRESSING on every call but NEVER SATISFIED. If you would like the independence of selling Prestige Accounts with solid Back-up by a Growth Company, we of fer you: Highest commissions In this Industry (Chemical Specialties). -A permanent sales position selling products that build repeat business. The widest range of ci' tomers (Municipalities, Industries, Instiwtlons).

$12,000 Guaranteed draw against commission. Our first year salesmen averaged $21,000 commissions. Complete group insurance. To qualify you must have at least 2 years of selling experience. Residency not required in Billings.

MARC Product Training and Merchandising assure high earnings immediately. A CHEMICAL BACKGROUND IS NOT NEEDED Interviewing at Holiday Inn. Tuesday 9: 00 A M. to 8:00 P.M. Phone 245-6611 R.

Lambert. Mid-American Research Chemical Corporation COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA 68601 21 Employment Agencies BURTON'S Employment Service, Inc. 602 Midland Bank Bldg. 248 7434 FEMALE: See Florence Mature Typist, Personable. Open.

Expr. Secy, with shorthand, 8368. Exec. Secy, shtnd. Legal exp.

helpful. MALE: See Dave Working Comb. Ranch Mgr. to 8400. 2 Exp.

Cost Accountants. Rel. Sal. Open. Store Mgr.

Trainee. Rel. Sal. to 8600. Advertising salesman, 1500 plus.

Exp. Specialty Salesman, $500 plus. Landman. Real estate, exp. helpful.

Slender Gem Exerciser 1727 Yellowstone. Ph. 252-4397. 'COLONIC IRRIGATION, STEAM BATHS Massage, 510 Broadwater, 252-2293 Swedish Massage Phone 24S-602C Young married couple looking for ride to East Coast or points east after Jan. 1st Share expenses 4 driving.

654-6697 after 6 p.m. Custom Upholstering draperies, slipcovers, cornices, headboards, drapery rods accessories The Pin Cushion 2707 2nd Ave. N. Downtown 252-1919 PATIENT AIDS Hospital beds, bed rails, trapeze, commodes, walkers, wheel chairs, canes, lifts, crutches, bed boards. We rent or sell.

A TO RENTAL CENTER, 2007 Grand Ave. Ph. 245-6316, BankAmericard or Mastercharge Honored. Want older lady to share my home expenses. Close In on Broadwater Ave.

Phone 248-6722. Legal Notice NOTICE OF MEETING Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of Uk stockholders of the Billings Bend) Water Association will be held in the Lake Hills Golf Club, Billings, Montana, on Tuesday, January 12, 1971, at 1:00 P.M. At this meeting trustees will be elected to serve for the coming year and such other business as may regularly come before the meeting will be considered. I By order of the Board of Trustees at Billings, Montana, on uie aay oi uecernoer isiu. JAKE DEVRIES President GLORIA LUECK Secretary-Treasurer Dec.

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5. 7 9, 10, 11, 171 Clamps On Senator Wants Representation HELENA (AP) Saying the key, 11-member Senate Finance and Claims Committee in its present form constituted "taxation without representation," three-term Republican Sen. Herbert J. Klindt Monday asked that two additional members be added to the powerful committee. Klindt's motion, made as a point of privilege, fell like a bomb in the silent chamber and took most of the upper house legislators by surprise.

The Billings senator claimed that "the two largest areas by taxable valuation," Silver Bow and Yellowstone counties, represents one-third of the taxable valuation of the state, yet they're not represented on the committee." PuuS sX when they are figuring their state income tax. That proposal alone is expected to raise about $25 million. HOUSE Speaker James P. Lucas, R- Monday tnat most RepubU- a "satisfactory means" of generally critical of use of iWf Mlles Cltv 831(1 al deduction as raising money. Lucas was JERRY HOLLORON increases in the state's needs, but that income tax to meet the he did not rule out the possibility Republicans, who control the Liquor Board Bill Puts the lower House, would accept a "lesser or different" increase in the income tax.

In other words, he appeared to leave the door open to possibly increasing income taxes by simply raising the rates, rather than doing away with the federal deduction. Some Republicans have criticized the governor's plan as an indirect way of increasing taxes without making it obvious to the public that the taxes are being increased. LUCAS said he does not know if a sales tax will be introduced this session. Republicans supported such a tax in 1967, but were unable to get it through the Democratic-controlled Senate. Anderson has said he will veto a sales tax and the Democrats again control the Senate.

However, there seems to be a much better chance of getting a sales tax through the Senate this year than there was four years ago, and some believe Anderson might change his mind and sign it if it was the only revenue measure reaching his desk. LUCAS SAID Montana "already is high in the tier of states in our income tax. If I recall correctly," he continued, "there is no area of (income) taxes in which we're lower than ninth." That, he said, is a "luxury" that Montana can't afford, considering the state's lack of economic growth. A major increase in the Montana income tax plus the expected federal increase in social security charges would be "punishing," the Miles City attorney said. By ARTHUR HUTCHINSON Gazette State Bureau HELENA The State Liquor Control Board will ask the legislature to require breweries to pay the state's beer tax directly to the board, by passing the wholesaler who now pays the tax based on monthly sales.

The board also will ask authority to audit the books of the two distilleries in the state, Alpha Industries of Helena and Jo-vene Inc. of Columbus. ADDITIONALLY, it will sponsor bills to remove the current ceilings on salaries of liquor board employes and an obsolete debt limit for liquor purchases by the board of $25,000 a month. The proposed bills should have a fair chance of passage because all were originally recommended to the board by the legislature's audit committee following a critical study of the liquor monopoly's business practices. The state's existing beer law requires breweries to make monthly reports of how much beer it sold and to which wholesaler in the state.

The wholesaler also must report how much beer he received and how much he sold. It is on the sales that the tax currently is paid. THE AUDIT committee complained many beer wholesalers did not file correct and complete reports and the board did not audit wholesaler's records or inventory their warehouses. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! Choice of 12 lb. GROUND SIRLOIN nnc or STEAK SANDWICH with French Fried or Baked Potatoes SIZZLER FAMILY STEAK 1502 Grand Ave.

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