Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 15

A A JUNE 15, 1968 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE Obituaries Christoe and pinger a niece, Pauley, Mra. of Victoria Pasadena. CopFuneral services will be held Harry C. Christoe, 95, 1214 Washington died at 8:50 p.m. Friday at Westwood Convalescent Home, Sioux City, towa.

1 He had been failing health for nine months. Mr. Christoe, a resident of Alton for 76 years, was the oldest living employe of Owens-Illinois Glass Co. At the time of his retirement as assistant personnel manager in August of 1953, he had served at the company for 60 years. In 1952 he was presented a gold knive and watch chain in recognition of his 60 years of service.

He was born July 24, 1874 in Zanesville, son of the late James and Melissa Christoe. He attended Girard public schools and etine to Alton shortly after his graduation. His serv. ice with Owens Illinois began July 1, 1892. In July, 1907, he was married to the former Katherine Roesch, who died in August of 1963.

He was a member of College Avenue Presbyterian Church where he served as an elder and was active in the men's organization. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs Rodger F. Wilhert and Mrs. Harry W. McClintock, both of Sioux City, Iowa; son, Eugene (., of Highland, a sister, Mrs.

E. J. Byron, of Alton; and five grandchildren. Friends may call Monday at Morrow-Quinn Mortuary. Rev.

Henry Moore will be in. charge of funeral services Tuesday at Morrow-Quinn Mortuary, followed by burial in Upper Alton Cemetery. Jouett Marion L. Jouett, 60, 476 Delaney Wood River, died at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Alton Hospital where he had undergone surgery Wednesday.

Born Aug. 1, 1908 in Greenfield, he was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jouett. Moving to Wood River 14.

years ago, been Mr. Jouett had merly employed at Upper Alton Bowling Alley, Wood River Bowl, and recently at Howard Finance Co. July 17, 1929, in Greenfield, he was married to the former Blanche Edwards, who survives. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Chester and Joe. Friends may call at Marks Mortuary after 2 p.m.

Sunday until time of the funeral at 10:30 a.m. Monday. Rev. Orrin M. Anderson, First Baptist Church of Alton, will officiate.

Inetrment will follow in Valhalla Memorial Park. Sparks Mrs. Victoria Coppinger Sparks, of 903 State a member of a well-known Alton family, died at 12:45 a.m. this morning at St. Anthony's Hospital after an illness of several months.

Mrs. Sparks, a daughter of the late John W. Coppinger and Bridget Biggins Coppinger was born in Toronto, Canada, while her father was serving there as American Consul. She attended the Ursuline Convent in Alton and the Mary. ville Convent in St.

Louis. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Isabel Coppinger Geis, of Pasadena, a nephew, John B. Coppinger, of Alton: SmithSynonym for Service at 9 a.m. Tuesday at SS- Peter and Paul Catholic Church.

Friends may call at the home till 8 p.m. Monday. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery. Milford Charles M.

Milford, 85, 2825 Sanford, a resident of Alton for 35 years, died at 11:35 p.m.. Friday. He had been in 111 health for seven years and at Villa Terrace Nursing Home for three years. The son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Bartholomew Milford, he was born Dec. 16, 1882 in Fieldon. While in Fieldon he farmed, later moving to St. Louis, he was a street car conductor. After coming to Alton, Mr.

Mil-9 ford was employed at Shell Oil Co. for years. He was a member of labor local 338. His wife, the former Moss, whom he married March 27, 1909, in St. Louis, preceded him in death in May of The last of 13 children of his family, he is survived by two sons, Chester and Charles, both of Alton; four grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.

Rev. Laurence Wagley will preside at services at 2 p.m. Monday at Gent Chapel followed by burial in Valhalla Memorial Park. Visitation will begin after 3 p.m. Sunday at Gent Chapel.

Oldham Area relatives have been informed of the death of Rickey Oldham. 14, who was killed in an automobile accident in Wednesday. His survivors are his parents, former Altonians, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oldham, now of Augusta, two sisters, Mrs.

Sid Porter, Highland Falls, N.Y.; Betsy Ellen, Augusta, a brother, Tommie, Augusta, grandmother, Mrs. Belle Oldham, Alton; an uncle, Russell Oldham, Florissant, Mo. Mrs. Belle Oldham, accompanied by her son, Russell, will go to New York where funeral services will be held Thursday. Cox Funeral The body of George Clinton Cox, 62, Meadowbrook, was removed from Smith Funeral Home, Bethalto, to the Van(Natta Funeral Home, Herrin, where services were held at 1:30 p.m.

Friday. Rev. Russell Dodson and Rev. Roger Tate officiated. Burial was in Herrin City Cemetery.

Serving as pallbearers were Larry Laney, Raleigh Hill, Donald Dunn, Harold Large, Cyril Brown, and Charles Wyzard, Old Graduate Old Graduate LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) Ronald E. Campbell of Long Beach received his high school diploma Friday night at the age of 71. Service with Dignity MRS. VICTORIA COPPINGER SPARKS Visitation 4-8 p.m.

Monday at the family hone, 903 State. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m. St. Peter and Paul's Church. Burial St.

Patrick's Cemetery. Staten Funeral Home 220 Court Alton 465-6641 CHARLES M. MILFORD Services 2 p.m. Monday Gent Chapel Rev. Laurence Wagley Burial Valhalla Memorial Park.

In State at Chapel After 3 p.m. Sunday. find funeral Home ANNOUNCEMENTS Card of Thanks 15 THANKS TO ALL THE VOTERS of the 12th Precinct for electing me as Democrat Precinct Committeeman In the primary, June 11, 1968. William Kimball 15. WE, THE FAMILY of the late Grover Ellison, would like to express our deepest gratitude to the many friends, relatives, and well wishers for their many calls, cards, telegrams, and contributions, and to those who came to visit.

We sincerely thank you Mrs. Mary Ellison, Children and Grandchildren. Monuments- Lots 17 CEMETERY LOTS -East haft of lot, near entrance, Valhalla, 3 graves for $300. 486-2243. Rummage Garage Sales GARAGE SALE- Furniture, clothes, car, misc.

items. June 20-21-22 1208. Hanger Lane, Huntington Park, Godfrey, 111. BACK YARD SALE-230 Virginia, Brighton. Friday and Saturday, 14 15.

9 to 5. Anything and everything. 8 15 YARD June 16, 10 a.m. GE freezer, GE refrigerator. Washer and dryer.

Stove. Furniture. Dishes. Hundreds of useful Items, A11 are in excellent condition. Hickerson Place, turn north at 8 West Delmar.

Societies and Lodges 17 FULL AM MOON Grafton, LODGE NO. Special 341 meeting June 18 at 8 p.m. Work in 3rd degree. MAURICE LEGATE, W. M.

15 JERSEYVILLE in LODGE 3rd degree, NO. Sat- 394 urday, 15, 7 p.m. Refreshments. Visiting brethren welcome. PAUL M.

LONG, W.M. -Stolen 10 10 18 FOUND-Large black female dog, near Bethalto High. Call 259-0677. 10. 15 FOUND -Tan and white long-haired dog.

Under 1 year of age. In the vicinity of Alben Street. 462-2097. 10 16 LOST- Grey white female cat. Upper Alton.

462-3931. ed Linus. 377-8565. 10 15 LOST IN UPPER ALTON- -Raggedy Ann white wire haired terrier, clipped very short. Resembles dle.

Tiny pupples need her, Reward. 465-1023. Notices 11 NOTICE- I will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted for by anyone other than myself. Dated this 15th day of June, 1968. Mr.

Richard L. Widaman, East Alton, TI1. 11 20 EVERGREEN LAKE-3 miles east of Brighton, now open daily. Fishing, picnicking, camping (reservations for camping). 17 acres crystal clear water.

Almost shore line. Bass, bluegill, channel cat. Boats, baits, tackle. Admission: Adults $1, child (school age) 25c, Including fishing and picnicking. 17 THIS ingly accept NEWSPAPER HELP-WANTED does not know- ADS that indicate a preference based on age from employers covered by the DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT.

More tion may be obtained from the Wage and Hour Division, U.S. Dept. of Labor, Room 716, Myers 101 Fifth Springfield, Ill. 11 TF ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE You can place your classified ad, classified kill.or.classified corrections 24 hours a day. DAYTIME 465-6641 MON.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS EDUCATIONAL Musie, Daneing, Drama 14 17 PIANO LESSONS for Experienced and references, Call 462-7592. 14 15- PIANO AND VIOLIN LESSONSFor beginners, music theory Included. Qualified teacher. 466-1699. Help Wanted -Male 17 17 18 DIVISIONAL SALES MANAGERSalespeople, full or part time, to market Audio Library Program that provides a vibrant, characterbuilding Christian atmosphere in the home.

Liberal commissions. For information write P.O. Box Lebanon, or call 618-537-4581. 17 17. COUNTER SALES Electronic knowledge.

Assistant store ager. Investigator. Manager trainees. Route Sales, American Employment, 728 E. Broadway.

17 18 FRY COOK 5-day, 40-hour week, time and half for overtime. Uniforms and meals furnished. Pald vacations, hopsitalization, Insur. ance furnished. Apply in person between 9 a.m.-12 noon.

Pere Mar. quette Lodge, Grafton, Illinois. 17 16 EMPLOYMENT you have had the desire to work with people, bave had sales or public contact experience, we will train you. $7,000 to $10,000. Call Mr.

Mann at BR 1-2921, Snelling and Snelling. 17 DRIVERS FOR LONG DISTANCE Uncrated freight. Must perience with tractor trailer and know ICC log procedure. High inge. Ph.

St. Louis HE 2-8800. 17 19 AvailABILITY Many are fee paid. Trainees Management, sales, Jr. engineers, retail, accounting, cost clerk, drafting, production control, shipping clerks, electronic sales service, merchandising, foreman, lab techs, production scheduling, insurance adjustor.

Accountants Industrial accountants and public countants needed by local and national firms. A degree a must for most of these, up to $15,000. Purchasing Local and national Openings for purchasing agents, buyers and peditors. We need experlenced inen and trainees for purchasing profession. Industrial Engineering Have openings in most phases of Industrial engineering, local and national for degreed and nondegreed people, to $18,000, Data Processing Operators, programmers, systems analysts, supervisors.

Many new openings, local and national, salaries to $15,000. Production Control Trainees, planners, schedulers, axpeditors, supervisors, local and national, to $12,000. Sales Chemicals, food products, insurance, office machines, metals, packaging, paper products. Salaried plus expenses, some with car furnished. Engineers Civil, metallurgical, chemical, chanical.

extraction, rellability, tronics. production, field electrical, elecAny or discipline in engineering. We need engineers! Sales Engineer ings Excellent local various and national openfor levels and sales engineering personnel. From beginner to $12,000. PhDs and Masters Food technology, pharmacy.

economic toxicology, analyst, cosmetic chemistry, cologist, biochemical pharmametrics. To $20,000. clinical pathology, WE THURSDAY ARE OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 8 P.M. AvailABILITY 659 E. Broadway-462-8831 Help Wanted -Female 18 18 18 WANTED -Cook.

Apply at Deluxe Cafe, 2519 College. EMPLOYMENT READ THIS You wIll Own a highly respected retail store in progressive town trading serving large, prosperous area, You WIll Sell variety of nutionally advertised products with steady year 'round demand. Customers brought to your store by proven dising plan perfected by 47-yearold company rated over million dollars. You Will one Recelve complete guidance Inopening your store. Trained experts help throughout the year at no cost to you.

Previous experience this business not sury, success You get game help to given to more than 120 stores regular who hours enjoy pleasant work. und make Incomes up to $20,000 a year, You Will Need Is approx, $15,000 Investment For which complete secured by Inventory. Information contuet: Franchise Offices, Dept. S. 5-Davis Brentwood Paint Company-2249 Mo.

83144-(314) -962-4050. St, Loule, TRUDY WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING IM EATING NOW SOT HAVE TO GET UP EARLY EXPLAINS ALPHABET Lawrence Sink, left, an educational consultant for the Initial Teaching Alphabet Publications, explains to Alton school teachers how his firm's reading alds lend visual and auditory consistency to understanding the language. The sessions were being held at Lewis-Clark Schools. Marquette Honor Roll Announced The following is a of the second semester honor and honor roll from Marquette High school: Seniors: HIGH HONORS Susan Allen, Kenneth Buehlman, Mary Helyn Hanahan, Floty Jo Howard, Theresa Jehle, ra Hellrung, Mary Herzog, Michael Johnson, David Kennedy, Barbara Kucharczyk, Nancy Kulp, Thomas Pohlman, Betty Schwegel, Michael Steiner, Barbara Van Buren, Vicki Ventimiglia, Dianna Witcher. HONOR Mary Andre, Michael Bensman, Marilyn Bruns, Deborah Burke, Margaret Campbell, Michael Chontofalsky, Gary CoopKathleen Crammond, Ann Darr, Patrick Fleming, Patricia Fleming, Janet Flure, Cathy Gernigin, Joanne Goeken, Kenneth Haar, Adele Hanrahan, Deborah Holcomb, Catherine Horn, Rita Joehl, Anna Joost, Patricia Kasten, Christine Kellley, Karen Koeller, Susan Krueglel, Margaret Krueger, Debra Friends Rally to Aid Family at Wood River Friends and neighbors havel rallied to the aid of a family whose house was gutted by fire Sunday in what is believed to be the work of arsonists.

A shower will be given at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the East. End Park House on 14th Street in Wood River in an effort to restock the household ol the burned out family. Tavern Owner Called Before Liquor Board EDWARDSVILLE An area tavern operator here was ordered early this morning to appear before the Madison County Liquor Control Board for allowing minors on the premises. The Madison County sheriff's office said deputies issued a summons to Paul E.

Smith licensee of the and Tavern, also known as Bill Johnson's! Tavern, on Schwartz Road, tol appear before the board 10:30 a.m. Thursday. The sheriff's office said an Edwardsville resident complained at 8:35 p.m. Friday that he had just been to the tavern and found his 16-year-old son sitting inside with a bottle of beer. He told the sheriff's office he took his son with him, but refused to give deputies his son's name until he consulted with the state's attorney's office.

Deputies said they checked the tavern at 9:05 p.m., but found no minors there. They reported checking again at 12:08 a.m. Saturday, however, and issued Smith a summons after finding five minors on the premises. Bloodmobile Will Be at A0C Tuesday The Red Cross bloodmobile will be located at American Oil Co. Tuesday from 11 a.m.

to 4 p.m., it was announced today by the Alton- Wood River Chapter of the American Red Cross. Following that, the bloodmobile will visit Shell Oil Co. on June 20 and 27. The first day from noon to 6 p.m., and trom 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

the second day. At the last bloodmobile visit at Owens- Winois in May collected 509 pints of blood. So far during the fiscal year, which began in July, 1967, 3,477 pints have been collected, and 2,801 pints have been used. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Female 18 18 17 NCR BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR -Good spot. open.

Fee paid. Mrs. Berry, East St. Louis, BR 1-2921. 18 17 CLERK-TYPIST To learn policy type.

$295. Fee paid. Mrs. Berry, East St. Louls, BR 1-292L.

18 15 WANTED--Lady to stay with semiinvalid lady, to cook and do light housework. 259-6023. 18 17 PBX RECEPTIONIST For split open. Mrs. Berry, East St.

Louis, BR 1-2921. 18 STRATFORD HOTEL Full time experienced desk clerk. Apply in person. 18 18 School teacher. 2 boys, 465-5196 after 5 p.m.

18 15 WAITRESS WANTED -Apply in person at Bon-Air, 1530 East Fourth. 18 17 DENTAL ASSISTANT Payroll clerk, $300 per month. Secretary, $425 per month. Bank teller, $275 per month. Bookkeeper, American general ledger experience.

Employment, 726 E. Broadway. 18 19 AvailABILITY OPENINGS AvailABILITY SECRETARY Engineering Dept. Work for supervisor of Depts. Start $400.

PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR--Major firm. Requires qualified Individual to interview and screen or for jobs. Prefer degree suitable experience. Salary open. Fee paid.

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 3-5 years experience with top skills. Work for regional manager of major firm. Start $500. Fee paid. KEY PUNCH -Experience required.

Both alpha and numeric. Start $350 up. STEN0-Prefer year work experience, with good typing and skills. Start depending upon experience. CLERK-TYPIST--Type 40 and have good clerical aptitude.

HS grad. Start $68-574 Beginner or experienced. depending experience. CLERK-TYPIST-Experienced accurate typist, with good figure aptitude. In purchasing dept.

Start Fee paid. BOOKKEEPER- -Hand posting. D. E. System.

Experienced. and Start $80 wk. ACCOUNTING CLERK Expertenced in bookkeeping. Heavy computational figure work, use adding machine. No typing required.

Start $350. R.N.-Industrial nursing experience. Excellent working conditions and benefits. Start per week. WE HAVE MANY OTHER WE ARE OPEN EVERY THURS DAY NIGHT 'TIL 8 P.M.

659A East Broadway-462-8831 EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted -Female 18 18 COMBINATION FRY COOK AND WAITRESS -Midnight shift. Apply In person. No phone, calls. 221 West St. Louis East Alton.

Help Wanted, Misc. 18A 18A 17 EXPERIENCED OPERATOR and programmer, with accounting background for IBM 407. Immediate. opening with local Apply in writing, stating. background, qualifications and salary requirements, to Box 820, care of Telegraph.

Replies will be kept in strict confidence. Lane, Charlotte Meyer, Janice, Oetken, Thomas Pacatte, Martha Paddock. Patricia Peipert, Joseph Perkins, Don Roberts, Marc Saenz, Mary Margaret Schneider, Deborah Schulz, C. Schwartzkopf, Janet Springer, Cynthia Tyburski, Peggy Wallace, Constance Wenzel, Mary Kathryn Wright, Yaeger. Juniors: HIGH HONORS Daniel Baechle, Judity Brobst, Shelly Clark, Theresa Dodd, Laura Farkas, Phyllis Herzog, Debbie Hicks, David La Brot, Maria Popielewski, Barbara Roth, Mary Senz, Anthony Tros- HONOR ROLL Beth Berger, Caren Crawford, Rebecca Crivello, Joyce Disher, William Dondanville, Marianne Drainer, Kay Estes, Linda Gearing, Susan Girard, Carole Grandone, Martha Krotz, Barb Metz, Mary Terese Palier, Mary Piening, Mark Richardson, Mary Romano, Jean Schenk, Gregory Schulz, Judy Schwegel, Sandra Snyders Helen St.

Peters, Patty Tepen, Stanley Waide, Judy Walter, Cathy Walters, Jean Wickenhauser, Wolff, Kathy Yager. Sophomores HIGH HONOR Joy Adams, Michael Andre, Catherine Arkell, Barbara Baechle, Deborach Gayle, Franck Girard, Alan Hardwick, Victor Heintz, Timothy Hinricks, Judith Kenney, Larry Kulp, Sheila McCormick, Kathleen Marie McGraw, Kathryn Meehan, Robert Midden, Barbara Morrissey, William Schanzle, Martha Smouse, John Wallace, Roger Wright. HONOR ROLL Daniel Allen, Susan Borman, Carolyn Claxton, Linda Davinroy, Dennis Gross, Denis Heneg. han, Michelle Hohman, Mary Jo Ireland, John Johnson, Ken Kruegel, Patty Langen, Lawrence Leritz, Thomas Manns, Kathleen Mae McGraw, Linda Meyers, Elezabeth Parker, Judith Pisarek, Mary Catherine Reilly, Deborah Roberts, Linda Schenk, Ellen Scholbohm. Karen Schulz, John Wuellner.

Freshmen HIGH HONORS Rosary Bilbrey, Chris Green, Louis Herman, Mary Midden, Elaine Svezia. HONOR ROLL Teresa Beiermann, Susan Bonafide, Mary Jo Broderick, Brenda Budde, Nancy Cagle, Mary Ellen Carrow, Nicholas Casner, Ed Conley, Sherry L. Crupi, Mary Davenport, August Dipazo, Joan Girard, Sameul Guarino, BIll Heintz, Mary Ellen Kane, Robert Knueven, Jennifer Lenz, Stella Malloy, Lou Ellen Maloney, Debra Mar. shall, Tamara O'Connell, Judith Palier, Michael Perryman, Mary Postlewait, Teresa Price, Fernando Rodriguez, David Schauer, Jim Schmidt, Neil Schulz, Robert Schulz, Martha Van Buren, Janet Walde, Karen Yungck. Names Omitted From Honor Roll Roxana Junior High School has listed the names of students inadvertently left off the high honor and honor rolls for the end of the school year.

Seventh grader John Niehaus is on the high honor roil as is Laura Blackwell, an eighth grade student. Seventh graders on the honor roll are Emily Dempsey, Susan Lawrence, Joan Brueggemann, Sam Stasai, Joyce Stief, land Bobbi Blacklock. Help Male-Female 19 21 SENIOR LIFEGUARDS WANTEDAt Sandy Beach. Call 377-9364. 19 15 COUPLE--To work in funeral home as resident personnel.

5-day week. answering phone, janitor work, gereral cleaning. Health and welfare benefits. Phone St. Louis, Missouri, Northland Mortuary, 7239 West Florissant, EV 3-0416.

19 18 NO INVESTMENT-HIGH INCOME oppotunity for man or waman in sale of top quality, fully approved, Arizona properties for homes, recreation or Investment. Dignified group presentation sales. Real tate broker or salesman preferred, but not necessary. We fully train, supply sales force, pay for advertising, travel expense, etc. Write briefly for interview, Charles Knight, Suite 1001 Financial Center, Phoenix, or call 602-997-8134.

Salesladies 19A 19A 15 WOULD LIKE to earn extra money in spare hours? Let Avon show you how. Immediate openings in Fosterburg, Brighton and Ruyle. Write Mrs. Ruth Gunn, 9121 Summit, East St. Louts, or call 397-5393 after 8 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bertram, 239 S. 13th Wood River, were burned out of their home and "just. about thing was lost in the house," Mrs.

Charles Baker, a friend, said today. Mrs. Baker is one of the organizers of what she called a "shower. Others active in helping the family. are Mrs.

Norma Snyders and Mrs. Bar. bara Hubbard. The family with four children was on vacation in Indiana when the fire broke out. Arson is suspected and a color TV was apparently stolen no trace of it could be found in the ashes.

Mrs. Baker said the Bertram family is currently living in a rented apartment in Wood River. The family is pretty well fixed for furniture, she said. Small items that don't realize you need until you lose them are needed she said. The shower is open to the public.

Three Thefts Reported To Sheriff EDWARDSVILLE Six tires and wheels, an outboard motor and an automobile battery were reported stolen Friday night and this morning from Godfrey, Cottage Hills and the Great River Road near Alton. The Madison County sheriff's office said the six tires and wheels were stolen from two automobiles parked in the yard of Frank Kalaski, on Road in Godfrey. Kalaski reported the theft at 10:19 p.m.| Friday. He said the tires and wheels were stolen sometime Wednesday or Thursday night, along with two five-gallon gasline caps filled with gas. The outbaord motor was reported stolen at 12:55 a.m.

by James Tindall, 30 E. McArthur Drive, Cottage Hills. Tindall told deputies the 25- horsepower motor was stolen about 11:80 p.m. Friday from a boat had docked on the east bank of the Mississippi River six miles north of Alton. The motor, valued at $125, belonged to Eudie Lamparter, 622 Division, Alton, Tindall said.

Paul Taiclet, 1319 Dianna, Cottage Hills, called the sherit's office at 7:42 a.m. today to report that someone had stol. en a 12-volt battery from his 1964 Dodge Dart. Taiclet said his auto was parked in his driveway when the theft occur red. Three other police reports were not made public today by the sheruf's office.

7 Salesmen 20 20 21 COLLEGE STUDENTS High School Boys 17 or. over. Average $3 hour possible. Take orders for Watkins products. Call Gray 465-9831.

20 15 SALESMAN 1. Permanent position 2. No overnight travel Complete company benefits Auto furnished Salary plus commission Over Opportunity 21 years old. advancement Call collect E. F.

REDINGER ORKIN EXTERMINATORS HA 6-7020, St. Louis Situations -Male 21 21 20 EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER and counter man wants part-time work. 465-5673. Situations Female 22 22 1 IRONINGS WANTED--Reasonable. Experienced.

465-5259. 22 17 WILL BABYSIT day or week. Can give reference. 462-4266. EMPLOYMENT WANTED JOURNEYMAN CARPET MECHANIC UNION WAGES -FRINGE BENEFITS CONTACT BOX 830 WITH RESUME OF EXPERIENCE ALTON EVENING.

TELEGRAPH AND REFERENCES EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. Steady work, 40 hours week, 52 weeks year. Full benefits Inoluding paid holidays, vacations, hospitalization and life insurance. Qualified welders Metal Otters Certified welders men Industrial spray painters Starting wages tor above $2.65 $3.00 per hour. Rapid vancement for qualified persons.

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