The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, March 9, 1962 SKIBY-Funeral services for Johanna. Kirstine Skiby will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Rose Room of the Deseret Mortuary, 36 East 7th South, where friends may call Friday, 6-8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Interment in Wasatch Lawn.
Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. STUMP Funeral, services for James A. Stump will be conducted 12 noon Friday from First Presbyterian Church, Street and South Temple. Friends may call Thursday evening at Evans and Early, 574 E. 1st South, from 7 to 8 p.m.
Friday from 11 to 11:45 a.m. Burial, Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors, Evans and Early. TANE Funeral services for S.
Kayemon Tane will be conducted Saturday. 2 p.m... in the White Chapel Mortuary, 124 South 4th East. Burial, City Cemetery. Platt Brothers and Grant, funeral directors.
WALLIN Funeral services for Walter Eric Wallin will be held Saturday 12 noon in the Princeton Ward Chapel, 1078 McClelland. Friends may call at 8525 W. 2700 South, Magna, Friday, 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday at the Relief Society Room at the ward one hour prior to service. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Peel Funeral Home.
WIELDERS -Funeral services for John Wielders will be held Saturday, N. p.m... Main, Union Bountiful, where Chapel, friends Mortuary 295 may call Friday, 7-9 p.m. and Saturday, p.m. Interment, Bountiful Memorial Park.
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340. 1-Special Notices CLASSIFICATION INDEX Need an Expert Lost and Found 3 A Help Wanted 7 to 11A For Rent 14 to 27 Real Estate 28 to 36 For Sale Misc. 47 to 51 Automobiles 55 IN EVENT OF ERROR, notify our Classified Department at once. Advertisers are expected to check the first Insertion; we will not be responsible for any errors after the first day WHEN CANCELLING an ad de mand a "KIll" number No allow ance made without it. READ YOUR AD carefully before placing it.
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No questions asked. Contents important to owner only. Contact Pete Rubsam, 539 Ben Lomond Ogden, Utah. EX 2-9089. LOST-Alum, hand truck with Keeley's name.
Vic. Armond Lounge in Bountiful. Reward. Keeley's 60 West Bower Way, rear, 2199 So. W.
Temple. LOST-Vic. 6th A grown German shepherd pup, about 55 black and gold. Ans. to Caesar.
Liberal reward. EL 9-4895. LG. black male German, Shepherd lost. vic.
4th St. Ans. to "Jerry." Rew. 274-4th Ave. EL 5- 4267.
LOST-Mexican Chihuahua, black, white, near Bountiful Bowl, Mon. eve. Answers to Chico. $5 reward. Please call AX 5-3185.
REWARD for return of orange Persian tom cat. Copper eyes, hair clipped on stomach. 7276 So. 2980 East. CR 7-7677.
LOST- Leather wallet, vic. 4th So. and Exchange PI. Reward. EL 9.
1557, 363-0807. LOST West Highland terrier White Scotty. Vic. Evergreen High School. Reward.
IN 6-4188. LOST Toy poodle, co*cker cross, white, light brown spots on ears. Curly hair. Hol. vic.
Rwd. CR 7-6304. LOST-BIk. purse; Nance Carole Butler on papers. Rew.
If returned with contents. IN 7-9898. LOST- -Girl's blue 20-in. Schwinn bike with training wheels. Reward.
DA 8- 1030. LOST-Male beagle, vic. 3500 E. and 7000 So. Reward.
CR 7-4046. NATIONAL "WANT-AD WEEK" MARCH 11th TO MARCH 19th SELL THE THINGS YOU NO LONGER NEED WITH A WELL WRITTEN 4-LINE AD. LIST 3 OR 4 ITEMS TO EACH AD A 4-4 4 LINES DAYS DOLLARS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIG DISCOUNT ON WANT ADS HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: If you have something to sell something to rent something to buy or something to swap, just dial EM 3-1525. Ask: for an ad-taker: She will help you write 4-LINE AD, run it 4 DAYS and bill you 4 DOLLARS. Easy as that: (Sorry, Commercial houses cannot take advantage of this special discount rate it is reserved for the family classified ad only.
Only 4 lines and no refunds for early results. No extra cost for late results, either.) DIAL EM 3-1525 JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AS 4-Personals DON'T BE A DEBT SLAVE GET OUT OF DEBT WITHOUT BORROWING If installment payment or past-due bills are troubling you, let US consolidate and arrange to pay all your bills, past due or not, with ment you can afford. NO CREDIT REFERENCES REQUIRED. AVERAGE EXAMPLE IF YOU YOU PAY AS OWE LOW AS 500 $10 per wk. $1,000 $15 per wk.
$2,000 $20 per wk. $3,000 $32 per wk. NOT. A LOAN COMPANY NO SECURITY NO COSIGNER Bring Your Debt Problem to US TODAY. No Consultation Fee 910 Tribune Bldg.
Pacific Empire Credit, Inc. 13 S. Main 364-7242 OGDEN OFFICE 2238 Washington Blvd. 399-1739 TOO FAR IN DEBT TO GET A LOAN We will consolidate your bills without security or co-signers regardless of credit rating or amount. Nothing to sign.
Call us for information. HU 6-7101 DALE G. TAYLOR WESTERN. COUNSELORS FINANCIAL 2520 S. State, Room 222 Open 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. WHY WORRY? BILLS There Is a family budget pro gram designed to help all who are sincere in getting out of debt. CALL AM 6-7072 Day or Night Professional Help BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION. 112 Vine Street, Murray COSMOPOLITE, student, scholar, traveler, missionary, business man, diplomat. STUDY CONVENTIONAL FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH RUSSIAN Call B.
Y. U. adult education center for information. DA 2-1656. Classes begin in the near future.
FOR WOMEN ONLY P.B.X. RECEPTIONIST TRAINING Salt Lake's oldest PBX school. No age limit. Day and evening classes, tuition. TERMS, PLACEMENT, ASSISTANCE LAKE SWITCHBOARD SCHOOL 502 Felt Bldg.
355-7507 HI-GLOSS ENAMEL WHITE AND COLORS A CAN GLIDDEN DRIVE-IN PAINT 921 So. 2nd West DA 8-9753 DE' CARELS BEAUTY SALON $15 Professional $10 $5.95 complete. Shampoo, sets, $1.75. HU 4-7873. 1061 E.
21st South. SWITZERLAND COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 1027 E. 21st South HU 6-8479 Special lanolin permanent wave, complete with cut, $5. Continental Beauty College 2230 S. 7TH EAST Special Protein Perm.
Complete with cut, $5. HU 6-8447 43 N. Main, Bountiful. AX 5-2389 UNWANTED HAIR Permanently Removed Anna Gregory, R.E. 1250 E.
So. Temple EL 9-8891 SIDE OF BEEF, gov. inspected, 45c side of pork, 35c cut, wrapped. Frozen free. FARRER'S MARKET, HU 4-6521, HU 4-7411.
SHAMPOO SPECIAL Watkins Products- -Free Delivery IN 7-5301 or IN 6-3672 WILL PAY $100 CASH FOR USED EXER-CYCLE in good condition. HU 5-5313. WANTED Old letters, postcards, documents, stamps and coins. EL 9- 9052. PRIVATE DETECTIVE Investigations of all types.
Divorce cases investigated. EL 5-4666. JUDO for exercise. 7 to 9 p.m. Utah Judo Center, 126 West 1st South.
EM 3-0679, EL 5-2660. THE Nile Patrol Rummage Sale, March 12-13 from 9 a.m. to 4. 127 East 2nd South. BAZAAR- BAKE SALE Friday, March 9, p.m.
to 10 p.m., U. of U. Union Rm. 160. EARN or more on invested savings.
Dumont 2520 So. State. HU 6-7467. MUST sell Slender Form life-time membership. 4-2490.
$450 BRIDAL ring set. Will $340. EL 9-0029. Bra GUITAR lessons, 8-week course, $12. Instrument furn.
DA 2-0449. PET CEMETERY. Pickup Service 4-3070 MUST sell Slenderform lifetime $25 off. HU 4-9095. IS ALCOHOL your problem? Alcoholics Anonymous.
AM 2-0584. COMF. home, elderly person or invalid, good cooking. 486-9738. 7-Help Wanted 4-Personals GET AHEAD OF YOUR DEBTS Get Out of Debt Without Borrowing If creditors are, troubling you, let US pay your BILLS.
No Security No Cosigners AVERAGE EXAMPLE You Owe You Pay $500 $8 Per Wk. $1,000 $12 Per Wk. $1,500 $17. Per Wk. $2,500 $24 Per Wk.
BRING your DEBT problems to US NOW. FREE CONSULTATION. Credit Counselors 136 So. Main (1026 Kearns Bldg.) PH. EL 5-3477 OGDEN OFFICE 214 First Security Bank Bldg.
PH. EX 4-3022 Utah's Oldest Financial Counselors OUT OF STATE INQUIRIES WELCOME GOING TO THE FAIR? Know where you're going to stay My rec room is your home, pri: vate bath, telephone, entrance and garage, four -twin-size beds, children welcome, large play area with swing sets and sand pile, 12 minutes to fair, More Kids? bring your own sleeping bags. $14 per day, you won't do better in these accommodations, but hurry, contact, Thomas Price, 10312 Wallingford Seattle Wash. Phone LAkeview 5-6563. 5-Massage and Bath WORLD Massage moved from 121 Westminster to 50.
E. 5th No. 10. 359-3276. MASSAGE- 2 operators, 83 N.
MAIN, KAYSVILLE, 376-8746. Deseret. Gym Massage Parlor 37 E. South Temple, EL 9-6682. 6-Travel, Bus Lines DRIVERS needed to drive cars to and from all adjoining states, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and all west coast cities, and from Michigan, New York, Illinois, Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas to Salt Lake City.
This is not employment, Deposit and references necessary. 2089 W. North Temple, or phone DA 8-1081. DRIVERS needed to drive to Las Vegas, Nev. This is not employment.
References necessary. 1195 S. Main. DA 8-9221. 7-Help Wanted -Women Cafe, 1069 So.
2nd West. Part and Full Time Workers for Paper. Multiwall. And Textile Bag Co. Apply Personnel Manager HU 6-7171 WAGNER BAG CO.
2357 South 8th West PART TIME DAYS Work 4 days wk. Ice cream store. Hrs. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun.
incl. Age 27-45. Apply Fernwood, 1674 East 13th South. WOMAN to live in, take care of 2 small children and home. Call all day Sun.
and week days bet 3-5 p.m. AM 5-7815. INSIDE. Married. Permanent CAR-HOPS, 18 or over.
PAINTER'S Drive-In 560 E. 21st So. WAITRESS and fountain help. Hrs. 6 p.m.
to 2. a.m. Over 25 yrs. Nonsmokers. No phone calls.
Cummings Drive Inn, 1101 S. Main. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Apply in person Old Airport Coffee Shop YOUNG attrac. bar maid and parttime co*cktail waitress for beaut. lounge.
Apply in person, 2827 So. State. EXPERIENCED waitress. Good wages. Sun.
off. Insurance benefits. Utah's leading restaurant: Lamb's Grill Cafe, 169 South Main. EXPERIENCED insurance office worker. With experience in underwriting.
Call Nathan Hurst, Hotel Utah, March 12, 1962. COOKS, asst. cooks, small employes' messes, Yellowstone Park. Write Haynes 801 No. Wallace, Bozeman, Mont.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Apply in person, Lee's Cafe, 490 So. 500 West, Bountiful. Phone AX 5-0731 for appt. PERMANENT general office work. Bookkeeping hrs.
9 to 6. Apply in person Eureka Appliance 141 East 3rd South. for expanding life insurance co. 5-day week, vacation, sick leave, good salary. Call DA 2-5593 for appt.
GIRL -Room, board, small wage. Tend baby while mother works. 359-6284. GIRL for insurance office, accident and health claim experience helpful. 320 E.
4th South. LICENSED cosmetician, permanent, good commission. EM 4-4031 for appointment. WANTED Hair stylist. Experience necessary.
Reply to P.O. Box 922, Salt Lake City, Utah. HOSPITAL laboratory technician wanted. Call HU 4-8612, ext. 386.
8:30 to 5 p.m. FRY cook, 3:30 to 11 p.m. shift. Apply Double Cafe, Bountiful, AX 5-5539. WAITRESS or fountain girl, full time or weekends.
Apply Va Lora Candy 2121 E. 21st So. STENO. LAW OFFICE Law exp. nec.
Phone EM 4-7742 RELIABLE baby tender, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., mv home, vic. 6th 27th South. IN 6-1709. CLEANING lady, 1 day week.
Own transportation. Vic. 25th East, 25th South. Refs. IN 6-8820.
WOMAN, age 25 to 50, to work in health food store. Write Box H-58, this paper. GIRL to watch 2 small boys, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Refs.
IN 7-9170. WOMAN for drug store. Night work. part time. CR 7-9142 or CR 7-5981.
PRESTIGE FINE TABLEWARE Eve. Work. Car Nec. IN 6-9688. STENOGRAPHER for law office.
Apply 1010 Boston Bldg. EXPERIENCED waitress. Center Cafe, 1069 So. 2nd West. AT THE DEPOT WHERE JUST YEAH! BUS POT STARTS OUT IT! MADE THE BUS They'll THE THE WHEEL SITS LOOKING DRIVER AT SHADROW) LIKE HE'S ABOUT Do It TO TAKE HOLD Every Time! WAY I SEE IT GREEN DON'T BAY OUGHTA BASEBALL- GO BE BIASED, ALIGHTS IN THING AND FOR TAKE ANOTHER THIS LOOK CHUTNEY--LET'S AT IT FROM ALL FOR GUY By.
CHATTER SO Jimmy TIP. AND THE FLANK Hatlo 10 DAVIDSON, LONDON King Peatures Syndicate, World rights reserved. 3-9 17-Help Wanted 7-Help Wanted LITTON IN INDUSTRIES Guidance and Control Systems, Division 2211 West North Temple Has Immediate Openings for Female ElectroMechanical Assemblers Clean, pleasant working conditions Excellent employee benefits Night and day shifts available Applicants. should meet following requirements: 1-Age 25 to 45 2-Good Physical Condition 3-Pass Security Requirements 4-Pass General Aptitude Test An Equal Opportunity Employer. For Interview, Please Contact MISS ELAINE BLAKELEY UTAH STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE DA 2-1433 7-Help Wanted Obituaries Mary J.
C. Fullmer HELENA, Mary Jane Clark Fullmer, 35, Helena, died in a Helena hospital. of natural a uses Wednesday. Born Sept. 16, 1926, in Rirle Idaho, a daughter of Elmer S.
and Hannah Ametia Weeks Clark. Married to Gordon Keith Fullmer March 27, 1952, in Salt Lake City. Member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Former Salt Lake City resident, residing in Helena the past two years. Survivors: seven sons and daughters, Marvin Joseph, Michael John, Robbie Allan, Mary Eva, Sandra Lee, Cindy Ann and Bambi Lynn, all of Helena; father and stepmother, sisters, Ver- Salt Lake City; brothers and non Clark and Ercil Clark.
both of Salt Lake City; Marvin Clark, Murray; Mrs. Alice Buckley, Kearns, and Mrs. Yola Knight, Saturday Murray, Funeral services 12:30 p.m. at the Mountain View Second Ward chapel, 1400-19th East. Friends may call at 547 E.
1st South Friday to 8 p.m. and one-half hour prior at the ward chapel. James L. Hendrickson NEPHI-James L. Hendrickson, 65, 79 4th East, died of a heart ailment Wednesday at his home.
Born April 18, 1896, Gunnison, to James and Trena Nielson Hendrickson. Married Lillie Boyington, A g. 25, 1920, Manti. She died Feb. 11, 1953.
Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints. Attended Centerfield, anpete County, and Gunnison schools. Veteran, World' War Former mechanic, Gunnison Sugar Factory, Centerfield. Operated garages in Manti and Lindon, Utah County. Former employe, Scofield coal mines.
Moved to Provo, 1944. Came to Nephi three years ago. Survivors: sons, daughters, Donald Provo; Mrs. Charles (Maxine) Stapleton, Mrs. Emery (Norma) Parks, both Orem; eight grandchildren; brother, sisters, Marion, Nephi; Mrs.
Myrtle Jones, Mrs. 'Ovelia Lake, both Castle Dale, Emery County. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., Berg Mortuary, Provo, where friends call prior to services. Burial, Provo City Cemetery, George H. Broadhead HEBER George Broad- head, 75, died Wednesday, 8:35 p.m., in a Heber hospital after long illness.
Born April 11, 1886, Heber, to David and Lydia Sweat Broadhead. Married Mary Eliza Kummer Sept. 17, 1906, Heber. Later solemnized, Salt Lake Temple, Church of Jesus Christ Latterday Saints. Mechanic, miner.
High priest, Heber Third LDS Ward. Survivors: daughters, Mrs. RUS- sell Vearl, (Lillian) Horrocks, Alden, Rulon, Mrs. Harold (Evelyn) Horrocks, all Heber; Mrs. Jess (Thelma) Gordon, Orem; Mrs.
Eugene (Zelma) Davis, duch*esne; 29 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren; brothers, sisters, Mrs. Lily Taylor, Mrs. Zella Hood, both Oakland, Ernest, Darwin, both Heber; Leland, Orem. Funeral Saturday, 2 p.m., Heber Fourth LDS Ward Chapel. Friends call Olpin Mortuary, Heber, Friday, 7-9 p.m., Saturday prior to services.
Burial, Heber Cemetery. George M. Larsen RIGBY IDAHO Funeral services for George M. Larsen, 84, who died Monday in an Idaho Falls hospital, were conducted Thursday at the Menan Ward Chapel, Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Born in Montpelier, March 3, 1878, to Christian and Anna Sophia Neilson Larsen.
June 14, 1905, married Elsie May Smith in Salt Lake LDS Temple. She died. Montpelier resident 30 years. Retired 1960 after 34 years as Jefferson County projudge. Secretary Long Island Irrigation Co.
many years. Survivors: sons. daughters, Alden Jesse Ivan Leo Larsen, all Idaho Falls; Orville J. Larsen, Menan; Mrs. Calvert (Nina) Ward, Rigby; Mrs.
Olen (Ivy) Watson, Salt Lake City; Mrs. John (Hazel) Fretwell, Fresno, sister, Miranda Harrison, Downey: 32 grandchildren; 16 great- Helen W. Pingel KAYSVILLE Mrs. Helen Wright Pingel, 48. 445 300 East, died Wednesday, 7:10 p.m..
In an Ogden hospital of inluries suffered in an automobile in Box Elder County Tuesday. Born May 19, 1913, Logan, to Herschel G. and Beatrice Swinyard Wright. Married to Edward Hyrum Pingel July 3, 1930, Logan Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Lived in Ridgedale and Malad, Idaho.
Attended Malad schools. Came to Kaysville two years ago. Active, LDS Church. Survivors: husband; sons, daughters, Robert Ft. Gordon, U.S.
Army; Melvin Tremonton; Edward Ray, Berniece Faye, Sheila Kay Pingel, Kaysville; Mrs. Gayle (Helen Louise) Hess, Fielding, Box Elder County; nine grandchildren; mother, Garland, Box Elder County; brothers, sisters, Albert, Richland, Preston, Garland; J. Fred, Salt Lake City, Edward ton; Frank, American Falls, Idaho; Mrs. Joseph Richard (Edith) (Vivian) McGregor, Anderson, both Provo. Funeral Monday, p.m..
Kaysville Third LDS Ward Chapel, 25 S. 2nd East. Friends call Lindquist Chapel of Memories, 340 N. Main, Sunday, 6-9 p.m.. Monday from 11 a.m.
until 12:30 p.m. Burial, Kaysville-Layton Memorial Park. Lester H. Anderson PROVO Lester Hyrum Anderson, 52, S. West, died of a heart ailment Wednesday, 8 p.m., at the home of a neighbor.
Born Aug. 28, 1909, Heber City, to Hyrum Victor and Burnice Young Anderson. Married Madeline Losser, Aug. 12, 1929, Salt Lake City. Came to Provo in 1916.
Attended Parker School; was graduated from Provo High School. mechanic 34 years, Anderson Garage. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints. Survivors: widow; sons, daughters, Gary Lee, Miss Sue Anderson, both Provo; Keith Mrs. Gary (LaFae) Pyne, Orem; Mrs.
Dell (Veva) Harmon, Midvale; mother, brother, sister, Roy (Tip) San Lorenzo, Mrs. Milton (Ila) Groesbeck, Springville. Funeral Saturday, 2 Berg Mortuary, where friends call Friday, 6-8 p.m., Saturday prior to services. Burial, Provo City Cemetery. Elihu B.
Pettingill LAS VEGAS, B. Petfingill, 68, former Willard, Utah, resident, died Wednesday at home here after a lingering illness. Born Dec. 12, 1893, Elba, Idaho, to- John and Evelyn Taylor. Pettingill.
Married Wanda Ward, Aug. 14, 1914, Willard. Resident of Willard 31 years, Las Vegas resident past eight ears. Farmer, retired 11 years ago. Member, Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints.
Former member, North Ogden Fruit Exchange, Box Elder County Commercial Club. Survivors: widow; three sons, Floyd Ogden; Rex Kaysville, Utah; Gay Willard; 19 grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren; sister, Mrs. Ida Parrish, Burley, Idaho. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m.. Lindquist and Sons Colonial Funeral Chapel, Ogden, where friends call Sunday, 7 to 9 p.m..
Monday prior to services. Burial Willard Cemetery. Stanley B. Pitchford POCATELLO, IDAHO Stanley Pitchford. 77, former Pocatello resident, died Tuesday in Silver City, N.M., after a long illness.
Born July 9, 1884, Davenport, Iowa, to John and Harriett Pitchford. Married Elizabeth Doak Aug. 6, 1907, Rock Springs, Wyo. She died Nov. 1956.
Moved to Pocatello, 1936, from Green River, Wyo. Former owner, operator, Scotty's Lounge. Life member, BPOE, Rock Springs, Wyo. Funeral a.m., McHah Funeral Chapel, where, friends call Friday evening, Saturday prior to services. Burial Mountainview Cemetery with graveside rites by Pocatello Lodge 674, BPOE.
News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Brent Elliot Heninger, 29, Clearfield; Frances Louise Felt, 24, Salt Lake. News of Record MARRIAGE LICENSES Salt Lake County Raymond Bradley Fritsch, 18. Salt Lynn Turner, 17, Salt Lake. Richard Keith Whitecar, 18, Salt Lake; Linda Mae Andersen, 18, Salt Lake. David Huhl Blackhurst, 26, Salt Lake; Winnifred Tedesco, 22, Salt Lake.
Mont L. Burrup, 25, Salt Lake; Patricia Ann Jones, 20, Salt Lake. DeRoy K. Openshaw, 24, Granger; Carolyn Bean, 17, Salt Lake. Magnus Charles Nelson, 23, Richfield; Marilyn Kaye Haynie, 20, Richfield.
Bert Russel Ingram, 27, Burley; Joann Lapree Roberts, 22, Burley. Miguel Reyes Rios, 39, Salt Lake; Carmen Iris Sanchez, 23, Kearns. Donald Earl Horton, 29, Salt Lake; Marge Geeslin, 24, Salt Lake. Kent. Burton Jensen, 22, Brigham: Jean Brower, 26, Salt Lake.
Elko, Nev. Edmund K. Reed, 21, Bancroft, Idaho; Ann Dahlquist, 20, Pocatello, Idaho. Leonard J. Owsiak, 38, Milford, Lillian Schafer, 43, Bay, Mich.
Glendon J. Symes, 47, Salt Lake; Irene Dickson, 56, Salt Lake. Gary Dee Dugdale, 25, Salt Lake; Merle E. Blank, 26, Basin, Wyo. Clarence W.
Culver 27, Boise, Idaho; Emilienne M. Ames, 33, Tooele, Utah. Lee W. Fry, 38, Salt Lake; Sharon Carlow, 22, Salt Lake. Leonard Owens, 34, Twin Falls, Idaho; Betfy Sandau, 29, Twin Falls.
David Robert Fisher, 50, Jackpot, Pauline Haffner, 49, Buhl, Idaho. Eddie Paul Bovero, 23, Ogden, Utah; Joan Marilyn Silver, 21, Ogden. Martin Adam, 44, Gooding, Idaho; Mildred David, 33, Gooding. Henry Drury, 65, Preston, Idaho; Rita Swainston, 53, Preston. John.
Earl Patience, 24, Midvale, Utah; Darla Jean Roseniof, 18, Salt Lake. Russell Clay Tripp, 22, Wells, Evelene Carol Olsen, 18, Wells. Gordon Earl Boylan, 27, Salt Lake; Daphne Zufelt Boylan, 19, Salt Lake. Donald Jack Ernst, 21, Lehh, Utah; Alice Kaye Curtis, 17, Lehi. John Hack, 34, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Normalee Soderbers, 27, Idaho Falls.
Larry Dell Parkin, 22, Bountiful, Utah; Gloria Marie Gotschall, 17, Bountiful. George Glenn Baker, 40, Tulare, Arvilla Y. Myers, 37, Tulare. Herbert R. Castle, 27, Dugway, Utah; Bessie Mae Frost, 26, Tooele, Utah.
Alfred Lee Doyle, 23, American Fork, Utah; Carol Shelton, 20, American Fork. Merrill W. Roundy, 26, Garland, Utah; Sandra Kay Caldwell, 18, Garland. Paul Crandall, 28, Brigham City, Utah; Elaine H. Hardman, 28, Lehi, Utah.
Donald C. Clark, 39, Salt Lake; Mary Peterson, 40, Salt Lake. Kent LeRoy. Lee, 25, Murray, Utah; Cleo Tina DeAngelis, 18, Salt Lake. David Richard Comer, 21, Roy, Utah; Patricia Geiger Parker, 23, Roy.
Kent J. Reid, 44, Salt Lake. Maxine McCarty, 43, Salt Lake. Von Earl Lovendahl, 19, Riverton, Utah; Jessie Gertrude Bringhurst, 19, Riverton. Boyce Draper Larsen, 41, Salt Lake; Lola Thompson Glenn, 41, Salt Lake.
DIVORCES GRANTED Third District Court Carol Hollingsworth Clerico from Calvin John Clerico, mental distress. Plaintiff, children, awarded, $100 custody month of sup- two a port. Defendant awarded a 1960 automobile. Diane Dalpe Butterfield from James E. Butterfleld mental distress.
Plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children, $200 a month support. Geraldine Winkley from William Elmer Winkley, mental cruelty. Nancy Virginia Thomas Dunton from Jerry H. Dunton. mental distress.
Plaintiff awarded custody of two minor children. $100 a month support, $1 a month alimony. Elma Mourer Will from Cyrus L. Will. Defendant is a convicted felon.
Legal Notices NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: You are hereby notified that the City Council of South Salt Lake will meet at the City Hall at 2500. South State Street on the 26th day of March, 1962, at 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of considering those zoning matters set forth as follows: 1. To consider the re-zoning of certain property on Haven Avenue known as 186 and 190 West Haven Avenue, described as: All of Lot 10 Block Burton Acres Subdivision being a subdivision of part of Lot 12 Block 39 Ten Acre Plat Big Field Survey purported to be owned by Andrew P. and Lillian Anderson.
It is proposed that the zoning be changed from "Residential to "Business Also Lot 11 of said Block 4 ported to be owned by Nathan W. and Alta L. Davis. It is proposed that the zoning be changed from "Business to "Business The re-zoning to be for the purpose of changing the use property, allowing other properties on the street. 2.
To consider the re-zoning of certain property at 120 Truman Avenue, described as: All of Lots 45 and 46 Burton Place Second Addition being a subdivision of a part of Lot 6 Block 41 Ten Acre Plat Big Field Survey purported to be owned by A. Fred Dipo and Doris D. Dipo. it is proposed to change said property from "Residential to "Business to conform with the use of the properties surrounding the property in question. 3.
To consider the approval of the zoning man as brought to date to conform to all of the ordinances and changes made since the adoption of the last zoning map. 4. To consider the amendment of the zoning ordinances to provide a five-foot set back from the "Bust street lot line on each side in all ness A "Business Commercial and Industrial zones throughout. the city. Any person desiring to protest or obiect to any of the proposed changes as set forth above, is invited to file any oblections in writing with the City Recorder or to be present and protest in person at the hearing.
DATED: This 26th day of February, 1962. ATTEST: MARTHA J. TOOMBS, City Recorder. VERN BOLINDER, Mayor. (A-80) NOTICE BEFORE THE HON.
E. VIRGIL NORTON, COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE, STATE OF UTAH: the matter of the proposed merger of Uinta National Insurance Company, a Montana corporation, into Sentinel Security Life Insurance Company. a Utah corporation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCKHOLDERS, OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF UINTA NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. UNITED RESERVE LIFE INSURACE COMPANY and SENTINEL SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, AND TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, that pursuant to the Utah Code Annotated, 1953, Chapter 31, Section 28-1, plans of merger of Uinta National Insurance Company into Sentinel Security Life Insurance Company, Insurance and United Reserve Life Company into Sentinel Security Life Insurance Company have been filed with the Hon.
E. Virgil Norton, Commissioner of Insurance for the State of Utah, and that Tuesday, the 27th day of March, 1962, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m.. has been fixed as the time, and the Governor's Board Room, State CapItol Building, Salt Lake City, State of Utah, has been fixed as the place for a hearing on both of the plans of merger, to determine whether or not the plans, proposed are fair, equitable, consistent with law, and that no reasonable obiection thereto exists. Dated March 7, 1962. E.
VIRGIL NORTON Commissioner of Insurance (A-81) of Utah Legal Notices Depariment of Commerce, BUREAU OF PUBLIC, ROADS, Salt Lake Vian, March 6, 1962. Sealed bids, singie copy, suDject 10 The conairuns cumained herein, will be received at koom 195, U. S. Governinent unfice Bunding, 1750 Souin keawood Koad, Sati Lake Chy 4r UTan, until 10:00 A.M. on march 27, 1964, for constructing Forest Highway Project Greendale Junction-Mania, Daggert County, consisting or 4.981 miles of clearing, involving approximately 52 acres UT clearing omy.
labor ine WIll De those snown 10 the minimum raies of wages for special Provisions. Pians, proposal tor ms: and specifications will De Turnisned upon request 10 any, bone hae or previously qualined coniractor by ine Division engineer, bureau or Public Roads, souin keawood Road, Sair Lake Chy uTan. Plans and specinications, may be exarnined al the Regional trice, or Puolic Roads, Koom 242, building 40, Denver regeral Lenier, Denver 25, Colorado, and Associated General Loniraciors, Sair Lake vian. K. S.
Champeriain, Regional Engineer, (A-77) ruderais BUASE-FUneral services for Lena A. DrUwil bOasd OF 1724 ay lain wear will be neid Friday 4 Pain. WR SORI bromiets Chapel, 405 3. Zhu Coal. Frienas may Call di and rfiday prior 10 services.
Iniermeni sail LaKe City Funerdi direciurs, Russon pruiners. BONNER. Funeral servicts for Mauie C. Bonner De Cunaucieu 3 p.It. Friddy from evala and EarlY.
E. Is pouin, where may call thursdax, evening 10 p.m. and Friday ope-nair nour prior 10 services. purial sair Lake City Cemefury. runeral directors, -Evans and Eariy.
BELL--Funeral services for Hermani pell will de neia Saturday, p.m. in ine Larkin mortuary Liduel, 46U E. South I empie. Friends may Cail al tne moriary Friday 0-d p. til.
and Saturday prior to services. Inter: ment ogden City Cemerery: Funeral directors, Larkin Morivary. BERRY--Funeral services for Lyle Miller Berry will be heid Monday, 12 noon in the murray ord-bin LUS warg chapel. Friends may call Gay, 6 10 a p.m., and monday prior 10 service al the Jenkins sore FUneral Chapel, souin state, Murray, Imerment In ine Provo Cny Cemetery, Funeral director, V. C.
Sotte. Puneral services for Cainerine borgquist Carlson wil De heid adiuraay a.m. in the Rose Koom al Ine Deserer, Mortuary, Jo E. where friends inay can Friday 10 8 p.m. and samuraay prior 10 service.
Interment, Mr. Oliver Cemetery. Funeral aireciors, Deserer Mortuary. CREER-Funeral services for T. Donaiu Greer will be held Sarurday 12 noon in the Murray 3rd-din LUS warg chapel, 4000 S.
Brown street. Friends may call Friday 6 10 8 p.m. and Saturday hour prior 10 services al Jenkins Sore Funeral Chapel, S. Stale. interment murray CITY Cemetery.
Funeral director, V. Sotte. DAILEY-Funeral services for Cella sandstroin Dailey will de heid Saturady p.In. di Jenkins Sore Funeral Cnapel, 4700 S. Siaie, murray.
Frienos may call 1 nour prior 10 services at ine mortuary. Interment murray Chy Cemeiery. FUnerat direcior, V. C. Sotte.
DAVIES Funeral services for Morgan Alfred Davies will de heid Saturday 2 p.m. in uhh Ward chapel, 185 St. Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary, ZOU East SoUTn temple, Friday 6 10 8 p.m. and Saturday at the ward chapel 1 hour prior 10 services. interment, salt Lake City, Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary.
DECKER Funeral services for Charies nrancis Decker will be held Saturday 12 noon in Larkin Moriuary Chapel, zou East Soumn Temple. Frienas may call at the mortuary Saturday hour prior 10 services. interment, Mr. Oliver Cemetery. FUneral direciors, Larkin mortuary.
DUNN-Funeral services for Vera Hoous Dunn will De heid Saturaay p.in. in midvaie First War chapel. Friends may call at Gom morivary, 80YU 3. siaie, rrigay 6 10 6 p.nl. and SatUrday prior to services.
Burlal Miavale City Cemetery, Funeral aireciors, Gott Mortuary, ERICKSON-Funeral services for Elena Andrus Erickson will de heid Saturday 1:30 p.mm. in Holladay znd ward chapel, 2241 E. 4000 soumn. Friends may call at Colonial Tuary, 2128 S. state, Friday 6 10 8 p.mn.
and at the ward chapel Saturday one hour prior 10 services. inTerment Elysian burial Park. FUneral direciors, Coionial Mortuary. ERICKSON- -Funeral services for Charies John Erickson will be heid Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in the Rose Koom of the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E.
South. Friends may call Friday evening 6-8 p.m. and Saturday prior 10 ServiCes. Interment, murray Chy' Cemetery. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary.
-Funeral services for Ernest Albert Ferguson will be heid Friday, 2 p.m., in ine Sanay Fourin Ward Chapel. Friends may call at the Gort Mortuary, bu9u so, siate, Thursaay, 0 10 8 p.m., and Friday prior services. burial in Sanay City Cemetery. Gott Mortuary, 1U- neral direciors. FULLMER-Funeral services for Mary Jane Clark Fullmer will De Saturday, 12:30 p.m., al the Mountain View Second Ward Cnapel, 1400 South 19th East.
Friends may call al Evans and Early, E. Ist South Friday, 7 10 8 p.m., and onehalt hour prior to services at the Ward Chapel. Funeral directors. Evans and Early. GRAESKE services for Elizabein utilie schlicht Graeske will be heid Friday, 14 noon, in me Larkin Mortuary Chapel, 200 East South Temple: Friends may call al Ine morivary Thursoay, 6 10 8 p.m., and Friday prior to services.
Interment, Wasaich Lawn Memorial Park. neral direciors. Larkin Mortuary. HEATH Funeral services for Mary Ann Heath will be conducted 2 p.m. Friday trom St.
Mark's Episcopal Cathedral, 231 East 1st So. Friends may call Thursday evening at Evans and Early, 574 East 1st South, 7 to 8 p.m. Burial, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers friends may make contributions to the cancer fund. Funeral directors, Evans and Early.
HOLDER- Graveside services for Ethel Howard Holder will be held Friday at 12 noon in the Salem Cemetery. Friends may call at the Colonial Mortuary, 2128 S. State, Thursday from 6-8 p.m. Funeral directors, Colonial Mortuary. HOSKISSON-Funeral services for Arnison Hoskisson will be held Saturday 1 p.m.
in the Ivans Ward Chapel, 860 S. 3rd East. Friends may call at Larkin Mortuary, 260 E. South Temple, Friday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday at the Ward Chapel one hour prior to service.
Interment, Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. FUneral director, Larkin Mortuary. ILLINGWORTH Funeral services for Winifred E. Ilingworth will be conducted 10 a.m. Friday from Evans and Early, 574 E.
1st South, where friends may call Thursday evening and Friday one half hour prior 10 services. Private interment at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Evans and Early. JONES -Funeral services for Alma Eugene Jones will held Friday 2 p.m. in Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple.
Friends may call at the mortuary Friday prior to services. Interment, Salt Lake City Cemetery. Funeral directors, Larkin Mortuary. McCOMBS- Funeral services for Donald McCombs will be held Friday, 2:30 p.m., South Davis Stake House, 6547 S. 200 West, Bountiful.
Friends may call at the Union Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Thursday, 7-9 p.m., and Friday, p.m. Interment, Bountiful Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Union Mortuary. MYERS Funeral services for Lionell L.
Myers will be held Thursday 12 noon in the Riverton 2nd Ward LDS Chapel. Friends may call at the Colonial Mortuary, 2128 So. State, Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m. and Thursday at the ward chapel from 11 to 11:45 a.m. Interment, Riverton City Cemetery.
Funeral directors, Colonial Mortuary, PERALTA Funeral services for Manuel Peralta will be held Saturday at 12 noon in the Rose Room at the Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South. Friends may call Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday prior to services. Interment, Lake Hills National Memorial Park.
Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary. ROGERS Funeral services for Kelly Colleen Rogers, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Rogers, will be held Saturday 10:30 a.m.
in the St. Paul's Episcopal Church in charge of Rev. Carl Ericson. Interment Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Funeral directors, Evans and Early.
ROWE- services for Lily Morgan Rowe will be held Friday p.m. in the Spanish Fork 6th LDS Ward chapel. Friends may, call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 1 hour prior to services at the Walker Mortuary in Spanish Fork. Interment Spanish Fork Cemetery.
Funeral director, Walker Mortuary. RUSSELL- Funeral services for Jesse J. (Spider) Russell will be held Friday 11 a.m. at the Jenkins Soffe Funeral Chapel, 4760 S. State.
Murray. Friends may call Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. and Friday 1 hour prior to services at the mortuary. Interment Elysian Burial Gardens. Funeral director Soffe.
SHIINOKI Funeral and otsuya services for Tama Yoshimura Shlinoki of San Mateo, will be held Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. in the Rose Room, Deseret Mortuary, 36 E. 7th South, where friends may call Monday evening 6 to 8 p.m. and Tuesday prior to services. Funeral directors, Deseret Mortuary.
REGIS. NURSE Unusual Opportunity In Neuro-Surgical Unit Most Modern Facilities Generous Benefits LDS HOSPITAL DA 2-5761-Ext. 2400 DISPLAY GIRL to assist in display dept. Showcard machine exper. desired.
Should have some flair for art. Will train to assist in general interior and window display work. Apply J. C. PENNEY CO.
Sugarhouse CAR HOPS AND WAITRESSES 18 Years of Age or Over No Experience Necessary DON CARLOS BAR-B-Q 135 E. 9th South NO PHONE CALLS MATURE, FULL CHARGE BOOK. KEEPER for work in small community 45 miles from Salt Lake City. Applicant should have no family responsibilities. Excellent salary for qualified party.
Position will require supervision of others and possibly training, of other employes. Write full details of education, past experience to Box H-51, this paper. CLERK-TYPIST Position at branch office of national corporation. Permanent future assured with good medical and vaca: plan. 5-day week.
8 a.m. to p.m. Work will require calculator and adding machine exp. and accurate typing. No shorthand required.
Phone for appt. for interview. EL 5-6217. WOMEN 21 or over, living south of 21st South, part time work in telephone circulation for the magazine Saturday Evening Post. Salary plus comm.
Apply morning 9-12 a.m., 60 East Clayborne Ave. Stenographer-Typist wanted by paper manufacturing cu. Figure work and general office work exper. helpful. Steady work, advancement opportunities.
Apply Packaging Corp. of America, 460 West 5th South. EL 9-7676. CASH FOR EASTER Full or part-time work, showing the fabulous PANDORA JEWELRY FASHIONS. Fair prices, good profit and excel.
service our specialty. We will train you. EL 9-2402, AM 5-2972. EXPANDING insurance co. needs girl for policy issuing and underwriting dept.
Career girl would have excellent opportunity to advance to top position. Typing experience necessary. 5-day week, vacation, sick leave. Call DA 2-5593 for appt. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Experienced or able to pass quallfication test.
Good starting salary. Call for appointment, Machine accounting supervisor, DA 2-1533, Ext. 336. spection EXPERIENCED marker and line ingirl for dry cleaning dept. Must be steady and reliable.
Excel. opportunity if qualified. Apply in person only ready for work. Metropolitan Laundry and Dry Cleaning, 2253 S. 5th East.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK Prefer woman living south of 21st So. Qualifications: dictating, type 60 40 hrs. wk. No Sat. work.
Apply at 60 East Claybourne. No phone calls. LADY (LDS preferably) 50 to 60 in good health to be companion and; help to older woman in Albuquer. que, N.M. Priv.
room, bath, board and small salary. Call IN 6-4378 S.L.C. work WOMEN in wanted home to doing do auto telephone own service card work. Evenings. Experience unnecessary.
Call J. L. Hayco*ck, DA 2-5807, between 9 a.m.12 noon only, Thurs. and Fri. FULL TIME TELEPHONE SOLICITOR Pleasant, Profitable Employment Apply Sewing Machine Dept.
ZCMI WANTED Woman to work cafeteria line Mt. Majestic Manor. Board and room plus salary. References required. Apply in person or call EL 9-6980.
RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY Need woman to work as receptionIst and secretary in food business. Neat appearance. Age 21-35. DA 8- 0387, 10 a.m. -6 p.m., Mr.
Follett WANTED -Experienced fire ins. girl, rating, cellent and typing, some filing. Exfringe benefits, hr. vk. Salary commensurate with ability.
Service office, St. Paul Insurance Co. Call DA 2-1331 p.m. EXP. HOSTESS-CASHIER Monday Through Friday Inclusive FRED AND KELLY'S 1084 So.
State IF interested in beauty career work in exchange. Come to Continental College of Beauty, 2230 So. 7th East. HO 6-8447. 43 N.
Main, Bountiful. AX 5-2389. LADY with car to manage industrial insurance debit. No experience necessary. Permanent employment.
Age 30 to 48. For appt. call HU 7- 7351, ur apply 1233 Wilmington. PROFESSIONAL models, part time for GENCO ART STUDIO, 231 Edison St. $1.50 to $5 per salary paid daily.
Call between 8-9 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. 364-9963, for appoint. WANTED general office girl. Must be excellent typist.
week, excellent co. benefits. DA 8-8625 bet. 8:30 and 4:45. AX 5-8627 evenings and weekends.
WOMAN for general office work. Type and shorthand experience necessary. Good salary, commensurate with ability, 2089 W. No. Temple.
DA 8-1081. EXPERIENCED woman to do general housework, 3 full days Holladay area, own transportation, references required. CR 7-5044. WOMEN wanting opportunity to advance. $450 mo.
guaranteed salary, home furnishings. For appt. call IN 7-7862. DEPENDABLE woman to tend girl in my home. Mon.
through 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. CR 8-9384 after 6:30 p.m. If desire, live In. WANTED EXPECTANT MOTHER -DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK.
ROOM, BOARD, SMALL WAGE. 5-7444. CLERK gen. office work, Yellowstone Park. Write 801 No.
Wallace, Bozeman. Mont. WITH SEWING EXPERIENCE Good future for enthusiastie and aggressive person, who wants permanent interesting sales work in ZCMI sewing machine dept. Good salary, commissions and dept. store benefits.
Apply ZCMI sewing machine dept. TYPIST Are You Satisfied With Your Job? Job opening with excellent pay, Insurance. Hours 8 to 5. Other employee benefits. Steam heated, air conditioned office.
Challenging work. Reply Box S-59, this paper. Registered Nurses FINE OPPORTUNITY in intensive care, out patients, recovery IV team. Generous employe benefits, pleasant, modern surroundings. APPLY LDS HOSPITAL DA 2-5761, Ext.
2400 NATIONALLY known cosmetic company has need of ambitious women, full or part time. EM 3-5746. 8-Women Want Work MATURE woman, very reliable, for general office work. College educafion, experience in meeting public, typing, bookkeeping, filing. HU 4- 8919.
BAMBI Land Nursery School Ticensed day care center under new management. Completely qualified staff. Open 6-day week, 1063 E. 2nd South, EL 5-9459. DUTCH lady takes excellent care of your children, 2 openings, age 4-6.
Ph. HU 4-8080, 1898 East 3060 So. TYPING and office work done in my home. 2 yrs. experience in office procedure.
487-7209. RESPONSIBLE, loving child care, my home, vic. 7th East, 4500 South. 262-2343. depend.
girl wants any perm. work, wkends. Tend. children pref. Refs: EM 3-4882.
MISC. typing and mimeographing, addressing and mailing. My home. -IN 7-6681. IRONING DONE IN MY HOME CR 7-6651 TEND children, my home, near and town.
EM 3-4346. IRONING, PICK UP AND DELIVERED. DA 8-0976. TEND children in my home (vic. 23 E.
3900 South). CR 7-7231. HOUSEWORK daily, excel. cooking, own transportation. EL 9-8036.
CLEANING by exper. colored woman. Refs. Call EM 4-2658 aft. 6 p.m.
TYPING, addressing, mailing. My home. EM 4-7561. EXCEL. home care.
Babies, tots. Sandy area. Reasonable. AM 5-7462. IRONING, 90c hr.
Free pick up, 363-8626, HU 5-2754, HU 6-7957. CURTAINS, bedspreads, tablecloths. Pickup, delivery, IN 7-4492. GOOD CARE Inspection invited, 1-2 sml. children; Lic.
IN 7-3592. MARIBUD Nursery Open 12 hrs. $35 month. Rate for 2. HU 6-8881.
IRONING- NEAT, REASONABLE AM 6-5413 WILL TEND sm. baby or little girl. 1397 Green St. IN 7-7177. CHILD CARE in my home.
Vic. 27th East, 70th So. Reas. CR 7-1632. IRONING.
HU 6-6890 LIKE to tend 1 or 2 small children, my 486-9748. CHILD CARE in my home, 58 So. 10th East. 359-6798. IRONING, $1 load.
Pick up, deliver. EL 5-5980. 254 North 1st West. 9-Men Want Work CARPENTER -painter, day or lob. We strive to please.
EM 4-4469. TRASH hauling, clean up, odd lobs. Reas. IN 7-9701, 363-1993. LIGHT hauling, yard work, pruning, moving, etc.
Reas. HU 5-1888. PERM. work. Do anything.
20 to 25 hrs. per wk. EL 9-2844. eling. Very reasonable.
HU 5-5321. CARPENTER- Cabinets and remod- UTAH STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE NO FEE CHARGED CHECK THIS PARTIAL LISTING -Male Refrig. Mechanic To $3.00 hr. Mach. Serviceman.
To $2 hr. Upholsterer Open Stat. Att'd. To $450 Electrician, Journeyman Open Repairman $2.00 hr. Mach.
Oper. $1.75 hir. Mechanic Open Body Repairman Open Practical Nurse To $265 R.N. To $350 Nurse Open Monitor day 90c hr. tips Age 18-50.
3 mos. exp. Day and night shifts. To 90c hr. Electrnc.
Assemblers $1.45 Mach. Oper. To $1.15 Alteration Lady $1.25 hr. Spotter, Dry Cleaning 'Shirt Age 21-60. Presser To $1.25 $1.10 hr.
Beauty Operator comm. 168 Social Hall Avenue DA 2-1433 PUBLIC RELATIONS MEN Villing to relocate. Degree in ackg. or bus. adminis.
with ace. major. 3 yrs. exp. in automotve acctg.
and sales functions. Setup training, promotional prograss. Extrovert type. $7,500 to $10,00 yr. See Leigh Utal State Employment Service Professional Office 415 South Main Street YOU will Find S.D.I.
AGENCY FLEE JOB LIST! THE Job For YOU 45 E. ROADWAY DA 8-9631 needs CARPENTRY eternoon, student, mech. ability, eve. wrk. IN 7-7134.
