The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • Page 15

Legislature Overturns 7 Of Lucey's 36 Vetoes Happy Ads 1 MADISON, Wis. (AP) The calling of a special session loomed as a possibility today in connection with the regular legislative session which opened Thursday. Seven of Gov. Patrick 36 vetoes were overturned Thursday by either the Wisconsin Assembly or the Wisconsin Senate, and sent to the other house. Supporters of two measures which would provide higher state payments to local governments for land taken off tax roles were attempting to head off the possible overriding of two other vetoes.

One of the bills would have required the state to pay local government for services provided by them to state property. The other one would require the Department of Natural Resources to pay local governments for tax revenue lost due to state park land acquisition. Both bills, which had considerable support, were on the calendar when the lower house recessed Thursday. When Lucey vetoed the bill on municipal reimbursements, he said that he believed in the principle involved but that the language of the bill would compromise the sovereignty of the state government. The DNR already reimburses local governments for some of the property taxes which they lose on land which is utilized for fish and game purposes.

The Assembly voted, on two-thirds votes, to pass three bills over the Democratic objections, although leaders of the Democratic-controlled body had predicted that the vetoes would probably go uncontested there. The lower house voted 64-32 to override Lucey's veto of a bill which would prevent the Department of Natural Resources from enacting rules on animal waste management without first receiving the okay of the agriculture committees. The rules are aimed at preventing organic matter from polluting streams during spring thaws. Backers of the bill said the DNR should concern itself with the problems of industrial pollution before bothering the state's financially hard-pressed farmers with expensive animal waste management requirements. Lucey has argued legislators can influence the development of the rules without resorting to the radical remedy of legislative review.

Another bill passed by the Assembly over veto would require that public aid applications be made in the presence of a welfare worker rather than by mail. It was overridden 69-26 after the Milwaukee County Board expressed its strong support of the bill. The other measure readopted by the lower house was one supported by the Wisconsin Automotive Trades Association which would subject disgruntled auto owners to prosecution if they stopped payment on checks written to automobile repairmen. The vote was 65-30. One of the four bills reapproved by the Senate would establish a special youthful offenders category in the state court system, despite objections that such a category would inspire the opening of the youthful offender institution being completed in Adams County.

The governor has opposed opening of the $12 million facility on grounds emphasis should be taken away from the institutionalization of offenders. But the upper house passed the bill 26-5. The Senate also voted 27-4 to override the veto of a bill which would broaden access to welfare records. 21-9 to pass a bill exempting certain lands from real estate transfer fees, and 28-3 to approve a proposal which would make the Milwaukee County Board of Public Welfare a function of the County Board rather than a citizens group. The welfare inspection bill would allow any citizen to examine records in detail without notification going to the welfare recipient.

Lucey had said the measure would be an unwarranted infringement on privacy. The transfer fee proposal would exempt cemetery plots and land conveyed from the corporation to its stockholders upon dissolution of the corporation. HAPPY ADS Airlines, FAA Baffled By Security Problems By VERN HAUGLAND AP Aviation Writer WASHINGTON (AP) Finding a way to halt airline hijackings has baffled officials of the nation's airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration Airport security has tightened noticeably since the beginning of the year. Carry-on luggage frequently has been searched. Passengers have been screened for weapons by electronic metal detectors.

Ticket agents have kept an eye peeled for suspicious persons who fit a secret hijacker profile. But the hijackings continue. Six jetliners have been hijacked in the past six weeks alone, including two that were commandeered by gun-toting sky pirates Wednesday night. We know what the holes in our security are, said FAA spokesman Dennis Feldman. have to take each instance on a basis to determine whether there has been proper he said.

FAA administrator John H. Shaffer has ordered an investigation of all hijackings to determine whether airlines are living up to security regulations put into effect in April. Two airlines, United and Pacific Southwest, were fined $1.000 each after the FAA ruled that lax security contributed to the success of a pair of hijackings that occurred within days after the new regulations went into effect. The regulations require airline personnel to observe all boarding passengers to see whether any of them match a behavioral profile of potential hijackers developed by the FAA. The airlines also have the option of using metal-detecting devices or searching passengers or their hand luggage, but are not required to do so.

is no way to calculate what percentage of passengers pass through the said Air Transport Association spokesman James McCarthy. "At some boarding places all passengers go past the devices. At other times or places, only persons believed to match the profile are sent through the detectors." According to government statistics, 205 persons have been arrested during the past 18 months for trying to board an airliner with a weapon or for making hijack or sabotage threats while boarding a plane. During the same period, according to government figures, more than 1,100 guns, knives and other weapons have been seized. Last week the White House, concerned by lax security on the shuttle flights, ordered airlines with such flights lo begin checking all carry-on luggage and require all passengers to show two forms of identification.

State May Need New System For Financing MADISON. Wis. (AP) A University of Wisconsin official said Monday the UW have to go to an entirely different system of funding higher as a result of court challenges involving the legality of nonresident tuition. Donald Percy. UW vice president for budget planning and analysis, said students in a number of midwestern and southern states have instituted court actions since laws changing residency and age-of-majority requirements were passed.

Possible alternatives to nonresident tuition, Percy added, include raising fees for all students, using new criteria to define residency, such as an taxpaying history, or working out reciprocity agreements with other states. Percy labeled the last possibility administrative Under the current system, resident undergraduates pay only a quarter of their instructional costs while nonresidents are charged 100 per cent. The UW collected more than $11 million in tuition income for the 1971-72 academic year, Percy said. Committee Upholds Forfeit By Fischer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) An appeals committee rejected today Bobby protest against his loss of world championship chess game by forfeit. The four-man committee supported the decision of chief referee Lothar Schmid to award the game to Boris Spassky because Fischer failed to appear.

The decision left Fischer two games down in a 24-game match where Fischer needs the equivalent of 12 victories and a draw to take Spassky's title. Fischer stayed in his hotel room Thursday and refused to play unless three cameras filming the match for movie and television sales were removed from the hall. Since the American challenger lost the first game on Wednesday, referee Lothar forfeit ruling gave Spassky a 2-0 lead. Schmid said the third game of the 24-game match would be held on schedule Sunday, but the future of the match was very much in doubt. Schmid said it depends on whether Fischer continues his boycott.

He added that the World Chess Federation FIDE could step in at any time and disqualify him. But Dr. Max Euwe, president of the organization, said Schmid was still in charge of the match and must decide how to handle the American. The order came after two Pacific Southwest shuttle flights in California were hijacked on successive days. Births LA CROSSE St.

Francis Hospital July 9. son to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Viner, 1226 S. 16th St.

(Joan Gilles) July 10. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Treat, Tomah. (Mary Brockman) July 10.

daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Larrydean Erickson, Mindoro. (Mary Lou Furlong) July 10. son to Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Meyer. Onalaska. (Mary Bierman) July 10. son to Mr and Mrs Michael Hemer, 3212 Elm Drive (Jane Doersam) July 11.

daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jepson, Bangor (Carol Schdler July 11. son to Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Gerken, 1636 George St. (Marlene Mathison) July 11, son to Mr. and Mrs John Ritter, 1639 Prospect St. (Carol Maack) ARC ADIA, WIS. St.

Joseph Hospital July 11. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Russel Garrett. Arcadia.

July 12, daughter to Mr and Mrs Roger Reichwein, Arcadia. VIROQUA, WIS. Vernon Memorial Hospital July 4, daughter to Mr. and Mrs Gordon Stilwell, R. 1, Genoa.

(Clarice Green) July 6. son to Mr and Mrs. Paul Breininger, Soldiers Grove. (Christene Young) July 6, son to Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Trussoni. 1425 S. 9th St, La Crosse (Marcia Brocklehurst) July 6. son to Mr. and Mrs.

Cameron Thompson, R. 2, Viola. (Joanne Stedman) July 6, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hanson, Viroqua.

(Cheryl Turben) July 7. son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vig, Viola. (Carol Frion) July 7.

daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Mannel, R. 2, Westby. (Bonita Vodde) July 8, daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Garland Maker, 1, Viroqua. (Charlotte Brewer) WAUKON, IOWA Veterans Memorial Hospital July 4, son to Mr. and Mrs. Orlean Ellefson, Waukon.

July 6, son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Burnes, Monona. July 8. son to Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Magner, Waukon. TOMAH, Wis. Memorial Hospital July 6. son to Mr.

and Mrs. Carrol Wallerman, R. 2. Norwalk. (Mary Zimmerman) July 7, daughter to Dr.

and Mrs. James.Blado, 422 Kilbourn Ave, Tomah. (Carol Miller) July 8, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond De Ford, R.

2, Warrens. (Bonnie Hancock) July 9. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Finnigan.

1, Kendall. (Marion Kaus) July 9. son to Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Kennett, 4.

Tomah. (Julia Crouch) July 10, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett, 2, Camp Douglas. (Linda Felber) Senator Is Not Running Again MILWAUKEE (AP) State Sen.

Allen J. Busby. R-West Milwaukee, said Sunday he will not seek re-election after 36 years in the Wisconsin Senate. Busby, 72. is dean of the upper house, and served as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee since 1959 The veteran politician, first elected as a Progressive in 1936.

said he is leaving public service to devote more time to his family and law practice. His announcement came just two days before the Tuesday deadline for filing nomination papers. Home for Sale IDEAL NEIGHBORHOOD 4 bedrooms (11'6" 11'6" 12', 9'10" 10', 11 story, carpeted dining, living, TV rooms 13'3" 8'8" new furnace and hot water heater basement re area (825 sq. ft) bathroom, garage, picket fence dishwasher, drapes, near University and Emerson School $27,300. 2123 Grandview 784-5037.

HAPPY THOUGHTS from HAPPY PEOPLE Auction Directory Legal Notices ORDER FOR HEARING State of Wisconsin, County Court Probate Branch, La Crosse County. In the matter of the trust estate created under the last will and testament of Mabel Mickeistad Upon the verified petition of the La Crosse Trust Company, Trustee, under the Will of Mabel Mickeistad, deceased, praying for an order allowing the accounts of the Trustee, directing termination of the trust created under said Will, directing Trustee to convey and discharge of Trustee, IT ISORDERED That the petition be heard and determined at a term of the Court to be held in and for the County of La Crosse, at the Courthouse In the City of La Crosse, on the 1st day of August 1972, at the opening of the Court on that day, or as soon thereafter as the Order can be heard. DATED: June27th, 1472. By the Court, Eugene A. Toepei, County Judge James McArdle, Attorney 406 State Bank Bldg.

La Crosse, Wis 54601 16628 SANITARY SEWER, WATER MAIN 8. LIFT STATION Nelson Addition Village of Coon Valley, Wisconsin ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Village Board, Village of Coon Valley. Vernon County, Wisconsin will receive sealed bids for the following approximate amounts of work and material until July 25, 1972, 7 30 Daylight Saving Time, at the Village Hall, Village of Coon Valley. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at said Village Hall at the above time and date. Item No.

1 Sanitary Sewers 1,697 feet I inch. Water Main, 2 ,400 feet 6 inch; item No. 2: Lift Station. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a satisfactory performance and payment bond The contract documents, including plans and specifications are on tile at the office of the Village Clerk, Village of Coon Valley, Vernon County, Wisconsin, and at the office of Consulting Engineer Gerrard Building. 432 Division Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin, 54601 Contract documents are available at the office of E.T.C., Gerrard Building, 432 Division Street La Crosse, Wisconsin, upon payment of S25 00 for each set of documents.

The amount of deposit tor one set of documents will be refunded to each actual bidder who returns the plans in good condition within 10 days after the opening of bids The said Village of Coon Valley reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive or not waive any informalities In bidding No bid shall be received unless accompanied by a certified check or bid bond equal to at least 5 per cent, but not more than 10 per cent of the bid payable to. the Village of Coon Valley as a guarantee that if his bid is accepted, he will execute and file the proper contract and bond withm the time limited by the said Village of Coon Valley. If the successful bidder so files the contract and bond, upon the execution of the contract by the said Village of Coon Valley, the check shall be returned. In case he fails to file such contract and bond, the amount of the check or bid bond shall be forfeited to the said Village of Coon Valley as liquidated damages. No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the consent of the said Village of Coon Valley for a period of thirty (30) days after the scheduled time of dosing bids The letting of the work described herein is subiecf to the provisions of Section 66 29 Wisconsin Statutes Bidder is required to pay to the employees upon this proiect the minimum wage rates as set forth in the specifications, which wage scale has been determined pursuant to the provisions of Section 66 293 Wisconsin Statutes BY ORDER OF THE VILLAGE BOARD VII LAGE OF COON VALLEY VERNON COUNTY, WISCONSIN 16593 MONDAY, JULY 17th.

Time 12 00 noon. Located at 719 Logan La Crosse, Wis. Albert Ohlson Estate Auction; Russell Schroeder, Auctioneer, Marvin Miller, Northern Investment Clerk SATURDAY, JULY 15 9 30 a Located in Caledonia, Minn. West Washington St across from Klinski Produce. Mrs.

Verona Korthauer, Owner. Terms cash Orville and Donald Schroeder, Auctioneers. Nell Morey and John Otterness, Clerks SATURDAY, July 15th. Time 9 30 a Located at 205 Mormon Coulee Road, former Miller's Tavern. Louis and Lill Huebner Auction; Russell Schroeder, Auctioneer; Marvin Miller, Rep, Northern investment Clerk SATURDAY, JULY 15.

Time 12:30 m. Located north edge of Galesvilfe across from Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau School on 53. Leonard Lebakken, Estate. Roger Foss, Pers Rep Alvin Kohner, Auctioneer, Northern Investment Company, Clerk; Rep. by Jos A Dave Norgaard SATURDAY, JULY 15th starting at 12:00 p.m.

Located 7 miles south of Sparta or 4 miles north of Melvina on Hwy. 27 to C.T then 3 miles to town road or 4 miles north of Portland on County Trunk then mile to farm on town road in Cannon Valley. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Olson, owners, Cashfon. La Verne Hall.

Auctioneer. Clarence Sullivan, Rep. Farm Loan Service SATURDAY, JULY 15. Time 12:30 pm Located at 629 Copeland Ave, north side, La Crosse, Wis. Restaurant equipment and household auction.

George Monsoor, owner, Ray E. Arneson, Auctioneer; Arneson Auction and Real Estate Service, Ettrick, Wis SATURDAY, JULY 15. Time 12 00 noon. Located at 301 W. Foster, Tomah, Wis.

Owner: Mrs. Hugh' Johnson, Auctioneer: Paul Conrad, Rep. A Clerk Merlin Ewing; Cashier; Monroe Finance Tomah, Wis Stray Pets 14 LOST: Black Angora cat wearing turquoise collar and ben Answers to Fitj, Reward. 788 6738 or 788-6746 Lost Found 12 FOUND: Ladies gold watch. Vicinity 5th and Cass 784 4728 Personals 18 )1973 GRADUATES Make your appt.

now for your Senior portrait in natural color. Reasonable prices. DON MEYER'S STUDIO Dial 784-2884 BETSINGER TAILOR SHOP. Altera tlons, reweaving, restyling. Custom made suits 214 Rivoll Bldg.

784-0474 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF MEETING DATE, PLACE AND TIME The next regular meeting of the 8oard of Western Wisconsin Vocational Technical and Adult Education District No. 2 il be held on Saturday. July 22 at 10 a in the Administration Building 402 North Eighth Street, La Crosse Wisconsin. Louis Youngman Secretary 17008 ORDER FOR HEARING State of Wisconsin, County Court, Probate Branch, La Crosse County. In the matter of the guardianship of Martin Mickeistad, incompetent Upon the verified petition of the La Crosse Trust Company, Guardian of the Estate of Martin Mickeistad, incompetent, praying for the allowance and adjustment of Its final account, and all prior accounts, the determination of Guardian's fees and attorney's fees, the termination of the guardianship, and the discharge of the Guardian, IT ISORDERED: That said order be heard at a term of said County Court to be held In and for said County of La Crosse on Tuesday, the 1st day of August, 1972, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard.

DATED June27th, 1972. By the Court, Judge Eugene A. Toepei James E. McArdle, Attorney 406 State Bank Building Crosse, Wis. 54601 16627 ORDER LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS (ON WAIVER) AND DETERMINATION OF HE IRSHIP State of Wisconsin, La Crosse County Court, Probate Branch.

In the matter of the estate of Tillie B. Husse, Deceased. A petition for administration of the estate and determination of heirship of Tillie Husse, La Crosse County, Wisconsin, post office address, 1315 Cass Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin, having been filed; IT ISORDEREDTHAT: 1 Creditor's claims must be filed on or before October 9, 1972, or be barred, 2 Heirship will be determined and claims will be examined and adiusted on October 10, 1972, at the La Crosse County 'Courthouse, In La Crosse, Wisconsin, at the opening of Court or thereafter, mereaner Dated July 3, 1972 By the Court, Eugene A Toepei, County Judge Weigel and Furan, Attorneys 202 Rivoli Building La Crosse, Wisconsin 16586 CANDID WEDOING photos, anniversaries, any occasion, invitations accessories 785-2016, Mary Patros CRISIS PMNE 784-1510 24 hour professional help. OFFICIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEWERS MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS UTILITIES DISTRICT NO 1, TOWN OF CAMPBELL LA CROSSE COUNTY, LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN Utilities District No. 1, Town of Campbell, La Crosse County La Crosse Wisconsin, will receive sealed bids for the construction of the following items up until 7 00 July 24.

1972 at the Town Hall, Town of Campbell at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. ITEMS OF BID PROPOSAL: SECTION I Sanitary sewer Extensions SECTION 11 Storm Sawer Extensions SECTION III Interstate Highway casing extension plans and specifications are on file and may be examined at the off of Fred Lehmeier, Town Clerk, 1514 Bainbridge, La Crosse, Wisconsin, or at the office of the Davy Engineering Co. Consulting Engineers, La Crosse Wisconsin Bidders may obtain plans and specifications by depositing $10.00 with the Davy Engineering Co 115 So 6th Street, La Crosse, Wisconsin, for each set. The deposit will be refunded to bidders who submit a bona fide bid and return the plans and specifications In good condition not later than ten (10) days after the opening of bids. One-half of the deposit will be refunded for other sets returned within IS days The Utilities District No.

1 reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding No bid shall be withdrawn after the opening of bids without the consent of the Utilities District No. 1 for a period of forty-five (45) days after the scheduled time of closing bids A certified check payable to the Utilities District No. 1 or satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and licensed surety company in an amount not less than 5 per cent of the maximum bid shall ac company each bid as a guarantee that it the bid Is accepted, the bidder will execute and file the proposed contract and bond within ten 1 10) days after the award of the contract. Compiled by the authority of the Utilities District No 1 Town of Campbell La Crosse Counfv, La Crosse Wisconsin. Roy District Chairman Fred Lehmeier, District Clerk DAVY ENGINEERING CO CONSULTING ENGINEERS LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN "17023 FOR DAILY INSPIRATION Dial Your Family Bible 782-4353 I WILL NOT be responsible for any other bills than my own after July 14, 1972 James Nuttall, 933 South 7th, La Crosse PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE Hours 9 a.m.

9 p.m. For appointment call 784-3325 REMINDER That phone number for Captein Bob chicken carry-outs is 7887720 ReNT A NEW Washer end dryer for $5 00 per week. Inquire HANDY BUILDERS, 782-3637 STOP SMOKING with the MD Kit. See your pharmacist HYPNOTISM INSTITUTE Confidential private appointments and group Classroom Programs. ELIMINATE PROBLEM.S WITH Weighi control smoking habits tension fear etc.

PERMANENTLY using Hypnosis and Self-Hypnosis. Offices in Hofei Stoddard Call for appt 784-1080 Free BrochureMaMen i innn RKOuest ALCOHOLISM INFORMATION Do you hove a drinking problem? Do you know someone who has? Tel. 782-4117 24 hours a Day La Crosse Tribune, Friday, July 14, WANTED: Experienced bench Repair TV's, radios, stereos. Also some service cells. Send Resume to Iven'j TV, 600 East Memorial Wis.

53545 Janasvilta, WANTED. FULL Tima service station attendant. Knowledge of cars important Apply in person, 330 Lang Dr. and see Wayne Terpstra WANTED: General maintenance man in monument manufacturing plant. Must have knowledge of general maintenance, plus electrical and welding experience.

Apply to Leo Richter, Winona Monument 652 E. 2nd Street, Winona, Minn WANTED: inside salesman and counter man must be good with figures and be able to type. Inquire Randall-Graw 1007 Monitor St PARTS DfPARTMENT YARD-WAREHOUSE HELP MAX'S 726 Third St. La Crosse, Wis. DENTAL HYGIENIST for large dental surgery dept, in multi-specialty clinic to start August 7th.

Excellent salary, fringes and working conditions. Call Personnel Gundersen Clinic La Crosse 785-2400, Ext. 299 Funeral Directors 22 HELLWIG MORRIS FOSSUM 785-0270 Tree Service 36 SHRUBBERY Trimming Reasonable Medary Garden Center, phone 783-3396 Sewing 42 SEWING DONE for you modern equipment and reasonable prices1 Call Mrs. Kathy Anderson, 784-6379 anytime Help Wanted Female 48 FULL TIME GENERAL office help needed Preferably over 30 Apply Midwest Gas Co. 119 North 3rd JOB OPPORTUNITY for Licensed Practical Nurse, or Registered Nurse.

Full or part time employment. Please contact, Morrow Memorial Home, Sparta, Wisconsin MAID WANTED for county home. College age 4-8 p.m. Monday to Friday. Call 786-0960 West Salem part TIME Assistant Cashier limited hours.

Must be available for any store hours. Apply Sears, Roebuck La Crosse, Wis PERMANENT MOTHER'S HELPER Over 18. Childcare and housework 4 children (4 mo. 8 years) Modern home, near town and train to Chicago Own room. $180 per month.

R. Fishman, 1110 Bob Link Rd Highland Park, III. 60035 (312) 432-4440 RELIABLE Person for weekly house cleaning, ironing, References. 781-7229 after 5 SECRETARY AND TEACHER Aides for elementary school. Typing essential both positions, shorthand desirable but not required.

Applications may be picked up at superintendent's office, Onalaska High School, until July 22, for secretaries; August teacher aides STUDENT TO live in and help with child care in exchange for room and board. Call 784-7145 THE FLAIR is now interviewing stylists Dial 788-4442 WANTED Girl for general office work Shorthand not essential. Bookkeeping knowledge helpful 6 hour day, 5 day week Write qualifications and salary expected to Tribune F-105 WANTED: Lady to take care of children and do housekeeping in modern home on edge of nearby city Would like to live in. Full time References prefer red. Write Tribune Box Z-119 WOMAN OR GIRL to live in, own bed room, comfortable home and lovely yard, companion for older woman, light housekeeping only.

Write Tribune N-111 Help, Male-Female 52 HELP WANTED: Male or female Registered or Licensed Practical Nurses, full or part time. Apply at Laktview Hospital, West Salem. Leonard Yeskie, Supt Opportunities INTERESTED IN MAKING extra money In the fall while the kids are In school? Or maybe just want a part time job to keep busy? McDonald's needs part time help Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. 2 m. during the coming school year Apply at either McDonald's 2727 Losey Blvd So or at the new McDonald's, 1140 West George St HELP WANTED R.N.'s and L.P.N.’s.

Full or part time. Jackson Home, Box 352, Black River Falls, Wisconsin. 54615. Phone 715-2845396. Woman for clerical and sales work.

Must be age 20 or over. Apply Cremer's1 Jewelry 431 Main. IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR FULLTIME WOMAN SELLING SHOES AND HANDBAGS. EXCELLENT BENEFITS. NOBIL'S 124 5th AVE.

La Crosse, Wis. Help Wanted Male SO DELIVERY BOYS WANTED: Must have own car Apply Pina Villa EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Experienced cook wanted Evening shift, full time, permanent. Holiday inn La Crosse Apply in person. 784-9500 FULL TIME Service station attendant, 3-11 5 days per week Over 21 years See Robert Elliott, Owens Oil Co 417 Lang Drive No Phone Calls JOURNEYMAN Electrician with experi in underground state and federal signal work and lighting Job open immediately New underground firm, Box 667, Winona, Minn MAN OR BOY TO work on farm Write Tribune Box G-106, stating experience, wages expected MANAGER Service station in Houston, Minn. Contact Tad Tuma at (612) 7882200 Minneapolis PART TIME Inside help wanted.

Apply Pitf Villa PART TIME MEN Need additional men for our La Crosse based crew. Year round, part time inventory taking. Weekends and some evenings Must be neat appearing and have basic mathematical skills Car necessary Over 18 No experience required Please apply, Monday, July 17th, 6 30 m. Ivy Motel, 6th and Vine, La Crosse Room RETIRED SIGN pamter to work part flma. 782-0080 SALESMEN WANTED Fantastic opportunity for big money Travel involved selling large advertising display Write PO Box 75 La Crosse WANTED 2 men with management potential Apply in person, 926 West Ave South WANTED Young man or boy for general farm work experienced preferred.

Write Tribune Box S-U4 WOULD LIKE to hire an experienced and healthy carpenter for full time employment Must be able to do rough and finish work both Send complete resume to Tribune Box F-525 VACANCY EXISTS For 1 Case Aide II position in county Social Services Dept. Position requires ability to work with residents of iocal nursing home, providing assistance in obtaining Social Service benefits Candidate must have high School education or equivalent with 3 years of case aide experience or 2 years of college level work with one year of experience or an equivalent combination. Applicants must be bona fide county residents, must have valid driver's license and access to automobile. Excellent fringes, 37' hour week Salary range of $405 to $585 per month. For further information, contact LA CROSSE COUNTY DEPT SOCIAL Room 201 Court House, La Crosse Applications will be taken until July 19th, 1972.

An Equal Opportunity Employer M'F Sales Positions 54 ACT NOW Toy Gift Party Plan. Work now till Christmas Commissions up to 30 per cent. Write "Santa's Parties Avon, Conn. 06001. Also booking parties ATTENTION ROUTE WORKERS: We have opening for 2 In the La Crosse area If you are not making $150 per week, call 782-4383, 10 a m.

to 5 p.m. for interview appointment. "An Equal Opportunity Employer" LARGE CONCERN seeking 3 full time representatives. The choice is yours the number is ours. Call 714-6565 for appointment NEED PEOPLE with management and sales background and ability to make decisions Excellent earning potential.

Will consider training people with strong desire for success. Call for appointment 784-5292 PLAYHOUSE CO. needs Sharp women to show toys end gifts now till December No collecting or delivering. Commission plus bonus Tram now. Write 3158 So.

28th, La Crosse, Wis or call 788-1298 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Local office expanding. Need good men. No overnight travel, leads furnished by company. Contact: Robert Hughes at 782-2201 between 8 A.M. -4 P.M.

Work Wanted Male 58 BIKE TIRE REPAIRS. Tires, tubes, spokes, hubs. Guaranteed lowest prices 782-8914 or CEMENT WORK 783-1383' EXPERIENCED Bartender honest, reliable Willing to fake over management in respectable place 11 years experience. Write Tribune Box M-110 INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES 782-1584 Or 785-3961 LAWN MOWER AND Small engine repair Expert workmanship. Reasonable rate 783-4184 PAINTING JOBS Wanted, interior and exterior.

2 college students. Cell after 5, 526-4091 WANTED: Tree work, trimming, cuffing. Free estimates. Call ROM MEYER 5 TREE SERVICE, 785 3897 WORK WANTED BY experienced carpenter 637-7075 Viroqua 3aby Serytea 60 BABY SITTER Wanted, my home. Morn- car 788-144? ings starting about Aug 28.

Must have a MOTHER WILL Babysit in own home Weekdays A M. or P.M. shift Brice Prairie Phone 713-1147 WILL BABY SIT in my home in Onalaska 783-3130 WILL DO BABY Sitting in my home, weekdays Near Trane Administration. Phone 788-0766 FiHQACml 64 23-BED MOTEL, 3-bedroom home overlooking Mississippi River, southern Minnesota on I-90 Accept home part payment, Box 100 Dresbach, Minn DREAM JOB I need 10 women to train as professional make-up instructors. $4 to $6 per hour 788 3939 EXPANDING CARPET Business with apartment Also mobile court in small, prosperous community 9 miles from La Crosse.

Write W-117 Tribune FULLY LICENSED Tavern in Wilton, Wis. Modern building, 2 apartments, teenage game room Tillies Tap, Box 114, Wilton, Wis. Phone 385-6768 GOOD GOING MUFFLER, BRAKE and Custom Trailer Hitch shop Owner wishes to semi-retire Good money maker for right party. Will work with buyer. Contact City Iron Auto Parts, 214 Vine DEAL FOR SECOND Income or retirement 8 unit motel, modern and 3-room apartment, ''t mile west of Sparta, 1 mile north 1-90.

After 6 p.m. phone 3970 LARGE CAR-TRUCK wash between La Crosse and La Crescent on the dike. Also restaurant and drlve-in facilities. Can be bought separate or for a total of $55,000. CORNFORTH REALTY 785-0555 or 895-2106 NEED FINANCIAL BACKER for expanding business Active or inactive.

Supply operation in La Crosse Area. All inquiries strictly confidential interested parties write Tribune H-107 recently REMODELED restaurant complete with equipment and apartment Nine miles from La Crosse near 1-90. Only restaurant In town. Beer license. Write N-551 Tribune REQUESTING Financial support for prospering business.

Write Tribune Box a io 6 KODACOLOR 1 FILM FREE 1 WITH EVERY ROLL ft BROUGHT OR MAILED IN FOR PROCESSING 1 2 EXPOSURE 3.49 8 exposure 2.75 20 EXPOSURE 5.25 ti Bring or Moil them in or use after hours drop AMERICAN STUDIOS 403 Causeway Blvd. 1 Across from La Crosse, Wis. 54601 RENTA NEW BALDWIN PIANO a A 1L RENTAL FEE CAN I Per Month be applied to purchase FREE DELIVERY DAHLBERG'S MUSIC 219 MAIN ST. PH. 785-0170 PRINTED PATTERNS Stole Quickies Anchors Auieigh! Printed Pattern 9236 614 Fashion loves the grace and simplicity of a pretty stole.

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