26-Jobs for Veterans VETERANS NOTICE! The Idaho Statesman offers free classified ads to unemployed and underemployed Vietnam veterans. There is no charge for this service. In cooperation with the Idaho Department of Employment, The Idaho Statesman has Joined in the national Jobs for Veterans" campaign to promote job opportunitles for veterans who have served in the U.S. Armed on or after Aug. 5, Forces, Interested veterans must present a copy of Form DD214 at Idaho Statesman of- quency transmitters and receivers.
No FCC license at this time 345- 9669. 30-Help Wanted ACCTS. PAYABLE. Great spot for lite exp. typing misc.
duties. $346. JO WELLS 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING. ADMISSION OFFICER. Finance P.R.
Bkgrd. helpful. College needed. To $10,000 DOE. JERRY 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING.
DIRECTOR OF Nursing Service. Extended care facilitles. Experience in personnel management and knowledge of Medicare procedures necessary. Salary commensurate experience. Please contact Mrs.
Kersey, 375- 7717 for appointment. DISHWASHER, wkends part time. Hilltop Cafe, 343-0036. DRAFTSMAN: Exp. Know-how.
survey work. Superb co. Career oppty. $7,200. MIKE 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING.
DRAFTSMAN: Mechanical exp. itiative. AAA co. Oppty. $5200- 9360 DOE.
MIKE CURTIS 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING. APPOINTMENT SETTING Mature woman with sales exp. desired. $1.85 per hr. sal.
to start. Permanent. 23 hr. week, eves. and Sat.
morns. from office. Call between 1 4 p.m. only, Mon. thru Fri.
345-8100. ASSISTANT MANAGER Can you learn to assist branch manager? Earnings potential $175 per week. For this opportunity ph. 375-3135. ASSISTANT MANAGER Retail fabric store has opening for mature individual with good knowledge of sewing.
Capable of meeting public and ability to manage people. Previous managerial experience not necessary. Permanent full time. Apply In person at Discount Fabrics, 4500 Overland, between 10 A.M. 2 P.M.
on Thursday the 14th. AUTO UPHOLSTERER TRIMMER Must be experienced. Permanent. LITTLE WHEEL 1404 IDAHO ST. rice.
BOISE STATE College graduate in horticulture seeking work in landscaping and gardening. WIll plant lawns, trees and shrubs at reasonable prices. 105 Wheeler, 342-6192. VIETNAM VETERAN seeking work at night or the first half of the day I am going to school in the ofternoon. will accept any type of odd jobs or steady work.
Call 343- 3024, anytime after 6:30 p.m. VIETNAM VETERAN, former Navy radioman desires job in communications or related field, extensive training experience in operation of radio and high fre- 30-Help Wanted ELECTRICIANS Openings for qualified maintenance electricians. Manufacturing plant experience preferred. Shift work. Union shop.
Must be able to obtain Oregon license. Write to: ROSEBURG LUMBER COMPANY P.O. Box 1088 Roseburg, Oregon 97470 Or phone: (503) 679-8741 Equal Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED COOK, APPLY in person. 6 a.m. -2 p.m.
20-30 Truck Stop. MECHANIC Allis Chalmers, New Holland dealer needs qualified mechanic. Good benefits. Ph. 888-1593, Mountain View Equipment.
Cherry Pickers Taking applications. Good crop Small trees. 459-7333, Williamson Or- chard. CHURCHILL'S fine qua'ity restaurant, is now accepting applications for bus-boys, waiters, co*cktail waltresses and general kitchen help. Experience helpful but not necessary.
Apply in person at 100 South 6th 2-5 p.m. weekdays. ARCHITECTURAL Draftsman, college graduate, minimum 2 yrs. experience. Cline, Smull, Hamill Associates, 910 Bank of Idaho, 343- 4635.
ASSISTANT shop foreman, good mechanical skills, formal education not necessary. Excel. oppty. with Twin Falls plant of rapidly growing manufacturing company. Pension, savings, insurance program.
Salary commensurate with ability. Call Mr. Stump, 733-4096, for appt. AUTO PARTS COUNTER MAN wanted. Experienced.
Boise location. Salary commensurate with experience. All replies confidential. Send resume to Statesman Box XX-564. AUTOMOTIVE jobber parts counter man.
Minimum yrs. experience required. Truck parts experience desirable. Southern Idaho Burley-Rupert area. 208-436-4805, Rupert.
BANQUET WAITRESSES Apply in person at Catering Office, Rodeway Inn. No phone calls please. BEAUTICIAN at American Beauty Salon, Fairview. Ask for Jean, 376- 0452. 344-7264.
BOOKKEEPER: I If you would like a plush job firm, come in see BETTY LEE. $400 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING. CARPENTERS wanted Exp. in concrete form work for large general building contractor. Union scale, $9.00 per hour.
Contact Walker Boudwin Construction 624 E. 4th Reno, W. T. Donnels or R. A.
Cameron. 323-0361. co*ckTAIL food waiters and waitresses. Apply between 10-1 p.m., Little John Priscella's. DELIVERY Warehouse: Stable sharpee.
Solid co. Potential. $4,800 Bfts. MIKE CURTIS 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING. DEPENDABLE, self-starter, nondrinking man for welding and general repair.
Machinery knowledge in a machine shop, farm equip. and etc. repair. 257-3567, Cambridge, Idaho. Prefer Christian.
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CALDWELL 820 CLEVELAND HOURS 9 TO 9. SUNDAYS 9 TO 6 STATEWIDE STORES INC. FINAL PAGE 10-C THE IDAHO STATESMAN, Boise, Wednesday, Today's Tv Schedule Programs are in color unless indicated black and white (R) Repeat Indicates change from TV Weekly listing Paid advertisem*nt EVENING PROGRAM NOTE: Television coverage of the Watergate Hearings is scheduled today and will be carried by Channels 4 and 7 43 preempting regular programming. 5:00 (2) CBS News Walter Cronkite (4) Ride the Reading Rocket instructional (7) NBC News John Chancellor (2) Eyewitness News Bill 9:00 Gratton (4) Electric Company children (7) Analysis Seven News 5:50 (2) Sports Paul J. Schneider (7) Sports Klaus Wagner 5:55 (2) Weather Larry Chase (7) Weather Susan (2) Truth or Consequences 9:30 game show with KBOI's Dialing for Dollars, feature (R) (4) Sesame Street children Gordon's old mirror causes Oscar some problems when the grouch mistakes his reflection on for an identical rival grouch (T) Adam 12 drama in "Harry Nobody" Officers Reed 10:00 and Malloy catch a killer with the aid of an unlikely witness 10:20 (R) 10:25 6:80 (2) Dragnet drama Friday and Gannon can't even enjoy a TV football game in their offduty hours (R) (7) Mystery Movie George Peppard stars as Banacek in 10:35 "No Sign of the Cross." (1 hr.
30 mins.) (R) 7:00 (2) Dan August drama Burt Reynolds plays a homicide detective of southern California (R) (4) Misterogers' Neighborhood being separated from people we love is today's topic (4) Showcase details to be announced (2) Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour variety guests to be announced (R) (4) America '73 informative (7) Search drama an heiress flees, then vanishes somewhere in Europe when someone tries to kill her on her wedding day in "A Honeymoon to Kill" (R) (2) Maude comedy (4) June Wayne informative woman with colorful speech and strong opinions hosts this series of discussions about artists and the myths around them (7) Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law Drama (R) (2) MASH comedy the usually sharp Radar suffers strange loss of efficiency characterized by poor appetite and loss of memory (R) (4) Turning points informative new and positive ways of treating alcoholics are amined in "Crossroads: New Treatment for Alcoholics" (2) News Bill Gratton (7) News Glenn Lamberty enty (7) Sports Klaus Wagner (2) Sports Paul J. Schneider (7) Weather Susan Eby (2) Weather Larry Chase (7) Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, host (1 hr. 30 mins.) (2) Movie "The Devils Eight" stars Christopher George, Ralph Meeker and Fabian a federal agent and his men are pitted against the corrupt power structure of a southern state (R) JUMBLE, bY that HENRI scrambled ARNOLD 100 word BOB game LEE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. TULSY 0 1973 word by The Chicago NAHDY CLINAG WHAT WORKING IN THE NURSERY WAS FOR THE GARDENER. Now arrange the circled letters NEMPAN to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon.
"CO a DOO (Answers Jumbles: AWOKE TUNED WAITER FORAGE Answers Noah put this -TWO AND TWO REGIONAL OBITUARIES The Statesman does not charge for publication of obituaries. Paid funeral notices are accepted as advertising. William Edward Church NYSSA Services for William Edward (Bill) Church, 65, Nyssa, who died Monday at his home will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Lienkaemper chapel in Nyssa. The Rev.
Robert Manley. pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, will officiate and interment will be at the Nyssa cemetery. He was born Jan. 9, 1908 in Rocky Ford, Colo. He was a veteran of 1947 and employed by the World War Waste came to Nyssa in Amalgamated Sugar Company until he retired.
married to E. Irene Wood In Rocky Ford, Sept. 14, 1930. He is survived by his wife in Nyssa; one son, Sgt. Major William W.
I Church, Ft. Benjamin Harris, one daughter, Mrs. Phillip Summer, Denver: one sister, Mrs. Roy E. Vanderhoof, Glenwood Springs, grandchildren and two greats family -grandsons.
suggests that memorials may be sent to "'New Voice of the in care of Mrs. Helen N. Winger, 1903 Butte View Drive, Caldwell. Friends may call at the Lienkaemper chapel from 7-9 p.m. today.
Clara A. Weidner CALDWELL Services for Clara CAL Weidner, 73, Caldwell, who died Monday at a Caldwell hospital, will be held in Ravenna, later this week. Arrangements are being handied by the Flahiff Funeral Chapel of Caldwell. Mrs. Weidner was born Aug.
18, 1899, at Ravenna, where she was raised. She graduated from Columbus, business school in 1917 venna to operate a Mobil Oil disprior to her marriage to Fred Weidner on Dec. 2, 1920, at Ravenna. The couple farmed near there until 1945 when they moved into Ravenna to operate a Mobile Oil distributorship until 1959. Mr.
Weidner died March 1 12, 1959. Mrs. Wiener came to Caldwell in 1966 to live with her daughter where she has since resided. She was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Ravenno. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Szafraida, of Caldwell; a brother, Martin Blaschko and a sister, Anna Schuller, both of Ravenna; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one son, five sisters and five brothers. Carl Byron Coburn Graveside services for Carl Byron Coburn, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Coburn of Boise, who died at a Boise hospital Monday of natural causes, will be held at 2 p.m. today, Dry Creek Cemetery with Rev. Ralph E. Waud of the Baptist Temple Church officiatina. Arrangements are by Gibson Funeral Home.
Survivors include the parents, Mr and Mrs. John B. Coburn. of Boise: three sisters, and one brother. all of Boise; grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Varner of Rosebura, a grandmother: Mrs. Flossie Coburn of Boise and several aunts and uncles. The family suggests donations be made in the memory of Carl Byron Coburn to St. Luke's Hospital newborn intensive care unit.
Joseph Lee Rivas PAYETTE Rosary for Joseph Lee Rivas, three week old infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rivas, Payette, who died Monday night in Boise hospital, will be recited at 7:30 p.m.. today at the Payette Chapel of the Roses by Fr. Gerald Condon.
Graveside services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Thursday Rosedale Memorial Gardens, Payette. He was born May 29. 1973. Survivors are the parents; one brother, Jesse Joseph of Payette: paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pasqual Rivas, McClellen, maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Candio Torris, Lafeyette, Tex. REGIONAL OBITUARIES June 13, 1973 The Statesman does not charge for publication of obituaries.
Paid funeral notices are accepted as advertising. John M. Uriona MOUNTAIN HOME Rosary for John M. UH Uriona, 81, Mountain Home, who died Monday afternoon in a Mountain Home hospital, will be recited at 8 p.m. Thursday at Smith Mortuary Chapel in Mountain Home.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Mountain View. He was born Dec. 31, 1891, in Algurta, Viscaya, Spain.
He came to the United States in 1908. He worked with the Wood Creek Sheep Co. in the Grand View and Mountain Home areas for many years. In 1955 he opened and operated the Airways Trailer Court in Mountain Home. He married Felita Arriaga on July 3, 1920, at Mountain Home.
He was a member of the Catholic Church and the Fraternal Order of Eagles. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Lauri Uriona of Mountain Home; two daughters, Mrs. Louisa Urquidi, Mountain Home, and Mrs. Sofia Wegman, Carlin, two s'sters, Mrs. Tomasa Mendiola and Mrs.
Louisa Meabe, both of Mountain Home; seven grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. was preceded in death by two brothers. Wilmer D. Copes NAMPA Services for Wilmer D. (Smokey) Copes, 79, of 707 Arrowhead Drive, who died unexpectedly Monday evening in a Nampa hospital, will be conducted at Alsip Funeral Chapel at 10:30 a.m.
Friday by the Rev. Dr. James O. York of the First Christian Church. Interment will be at Hillcrest on Karcher Road.
Mr. Copes was born Nov. 6, 1893, in Texas, and farmed in Oklahoma before moving to Idaho. He married Gaye Hill in 1934 at Watonga, and they came to Idaho in 1935. He worked in construction until joining the Nampa Police Department in 1948.
He retired from the department in 1964. He was a member of the First Christian Church. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Copes are a son, Max Copes of Nampa; two daughters, Mrs. John (Betty) Booth of Boise and Mrs.
Ray (Lucille) Baltazor of Nampa; a sister, Mrs. Opal Lang of Phoenix, seven grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by two brothers and a sister. Friends may call at the chapel from today until 10 a.m. Friday.
The family suggests memorials to the cancer fund. Henry Ritter NAMPA Services for Henry Ritter, 78, of Sixth Avenue South, who died Monday morning at his home, will be conducted at Flahiff Funeral Chapel at 10 a.m. Thursday by Elder R. A. Garner of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Rev.
Russell E. Jarboe of the Church of the Brethren. War Eagles Barracks No. 459, Veterans of World War will conduct ment rites at Kohlerlawn. Mr.
Ritter was born Sept. 10, 1894, in Hastings, and attended schools at Culbertson, Lehi, and Longmont, Colo. He served in France during the Argonne Forest battles of World War 1, member of the Civilian Conservation Corps near Riggins in 1934-35. He married Edith Bradley Aug. 9, 1947, in Emmett.
He was employed on the farm at Idaho State School and Hospital for 27 years and was superintendent of the farm when he retired in 1960. He was a member ot the Seventhday Adventist Church and the War Eagle Barracks. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Ritter are two brothers, Ed Ritter of Emmett and Jake Ritter of Caldwell; a sister, Elizabeth Ritter of Nampa, and several nephews and nieces. Two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death.
Harry V. Shuler ONTARIO Harry V. Shuler, 77, Ontario, died Monday at the Veterans hospital in Boise. He was born Nov. 5, 1895 in Ottawa, Kan.
After being discharged from the U.S. Army in 1918, he made a career of trick roping, rodeoing and entertaining, until coming to Ontario in 1934 from Nebraska. He operated the Shuler Machine shop here from 1934 until he retired in 1972. While in Ontario he had an orchestra and played on a local radio program for some time. He was married to Sylvia Gale June 1, 1954, in Winnemucca.
He was a member of the Disabled American Veterans. He is survived by his wife in Ontario; two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Hulett, McMinnville, Ore. and Mrs. Sadie Krueger, Ogal'alo, Neb.
He was preceded in death by four brothers and two sisters. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Bertelson-Lienkaemper memorial chapel in Ontario. Interment will be at Evergreen. Sara J.
Free Services for Sara J. Free, 78, Portland, who died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert (Norma) Anderson, 11770 West Amity Road, wiil be conducted Thursday at the Carroll Funeral Home, Gresham, with local arrangements by Gibson Funeral She was born Feb. 6, 1895, in Portland. She married William Free in 1913 in Portland.
He died in 1967. Mrs. Free is survived by three sons, seven daughters, a sister and three brothers. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING JUST DIAL 376-2411 In Caldwell, Nampa, Notus or Middleton JUST DIAL 459-1529 In Melba or Kuna, use our "toll-free" valley line. JUST DIAL 467-1145 In Fruitland, Payette, Nyssa, Vale, Ontario or Oregon Slope, use our "toll-free' SRV line.
JUST DIAL 889-9654 Minimum Space 3 Lines Be sure to order your ad on the economical seven-day rate. When your ad receives results you may cancel it and you will be charged only for the number of days the ad actually runs. CLASSIFIED OFFICE HOURS: BOISE OFFICE 1200 N. Curtis Rd. Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Saturdays 8:30 to 12 Noon CANYON COUNTY OFFICE 823 Main Caldwell Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Saturdays Ocie Elizabeth Gerlach, 72, of 310 North Twenty-third, died Tuesday at her home. Services pending, Relyea Mortuary. Mildred Karcher, 80, of 1501 North Garden, died a Boise nursing home. Services" pending, Relyea Mortuary. Kenneth A.
Furuness, 55, 7849 Damas, died Monday at a Boise hospital. Services pending Summers Funeral Home. Adolph Janoushek, 70, 1305 West First, Meridian, died Tuesday Boise hospital. Services pending, Robison Chapel of the Chimes. Alfred C.
Krogstad, 91, 3503 West State, died Monday in a Boise hospital. Services pending, Alden-Waggoner Chapel. William Barnes Whisler, 94, Payette, died Monday Payette nursing home. Services pending, Payette Chapel of the Roses. Mrs.
Virginia Hunter, 73, of 212 Juniper, Nampa, died Tuesday in a Nampa hospital. Services pending, Death Notices 318 N. Latah 6-Personal A-ABAA, formerly Joy's Massage. Open til 1 a.m., Mon. thru Sat.
336- 0704. ANNETTE'S HEALTH SPA. Body Shampoo, massage sauna. days week. Hours: 11 a.m.
to 2 a.m. Call for appt. 342-9080. 1520 W. Washington.
Closed Sundays. BALLROOM DANCING is back Always the finest music at the MARDI GRAS where it is cool. Every Sat. nite, 615 S. 9th.
BUSINESSMEN, relax at the Blue Max Health Club featuring sauna, Roman bath, massage. Hours 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Ph. 336-0612 for appt.
DICK JOANIES Ballroom Night Club Dancing. Ph. 345-1595. Ontario Studio open, 889-3784. Al-Anon Family Groups, 343-5441 NANCI'S Capitol at Main SALE Swim Suits Clogs at Boise's only Women's Pant Shop.
FOR A great time join us, Treasure Valley Singles Club. Sun. 7-11. Wed. 9-1 for dancing at the Eagles.
For info. call 888-3154, 375-3499. Prospective members welcome. IF YOU want to famish, try today's menu at The ROYAL RESTAURANT. Breakfast, scraped crumbs from burnt toast.
Lunch, one doughnut hole without sugar. Dinner, three grains of cornmeal, broiled. Signed, Willie of The STAGECOACH INN. NEED a low calorie diet? Then dine at The STAGECOACH INN. Today's menu is: breakfast, weak tea.
Lunch, one bouillion cube in one half cup of dilluted water. Dinner, one pigeon thigh and three ounces of prune juice, (gargle Mike of The ROYAL RESTAURANT. SHOOTERS Ponderosa Gun Club Trap Skeet leagues start June 26th. Enter team early. Special afternoon practice offer.
Noon to 5 p.m. 2 rounds of trap or skeet targets for the price of one with this ad. 1 per shooter. Offer good thru June 24th. Closed Mondays Tues.
afternoons. Free basic instructions for beginners. 375- 5001. SOMETHING NEW at the ROYAL RESTAURANT, family buffet every Wednesday night, bring the kids und join us. The ROYAL RESTAURANT, 1112 Main.
WOULD the former Hildred Thompson, who went to the old Greenhurst School, please call 375-0908. You'll find a lot more than the Finest Custom-made Draperies at Nadine Miller's! We also make slipcovers and do Sun-X Window Tinting! And, since our move to Brooklawn Farm, our new shop in the lovely old farmhouse is bursting with art items, decorative accessories, and other goodies. Come see US soon NADINE MILLER DRAPERIES, now at Brooklawn Farm, 9904 Fairview Ave. Alsip Funeral Chapel, Nampa. STATESMAN CLASSIFIED Announcements 2-Funeral Directors RELYEA MORTUARY Out of Downtown Congestion EXHAUST SYSTEMS $60.00 Installed IN ADDITION TO YOUR GOOD SINGLE EXHAUST 1931 THRU 1973 V-8 ABBOTT'S AUTO SUPPLY BOISE FALLS CLOSED SAT.
OPEN 6-Personal Alcoholics Anonymous, 343-5441 ARE YOU PREGNANT NEED HELP? Call 342-1898, Day or Night AUTO RACING? FIREBIRD SUPER OVAL CALL TRUSTY PARTS FOR DETAILS 375-9461 ALSO USED PARTS GABRIEL HI JACKERS ALL NEW DUSTER 60 TIRES TIRE CORRAL 5606 Fairview Ave. 376-1201 HOTLINE 7 p.m.-3 a.m. 376-2555 MERIDIAN SPEEDWAYS Auto Racing Hotline For racing call 888-2813 8-Lost Found LOST: Exacta camera and super pilot light meter. 342-0375. REWARD.
LOST: Male Wire-Haired Fox Terrier, vicin. of Westgate Shopping Center. REWARD. 375-8122 or 376- 0740. LOST: Part co*cker, answers to "Charley Brown." Meridian 11- cense no.
235. REWARD. 345-8393, after 6 344-8431. Ask for Geri Swafford. LOST: Small gold watch, black cord band, keepsake, June 8th.
Ph. 375- 3532. 10-Special Notices REDUCE excess fluids with Fluidex $1.69. Lose weight with Dex-A-Diet capsules, $1.98 at Osco Drugs. Excursion LET US DELIVER your car or motorhome.
Fully covered with insurance. ICC regulated. Ph. 344-0101. ONE rider to share driving and expenses to Fairbanks, Alaska.
Leaving June 20. Ph. 466-4865. 14-Instruction ENROLL now Yamaha Music School, ages 4-8. Phone 342-5681 or 342-5682.
ENROLL your child now for Summer piano lessons. Beginning, intermediate, advance. Call 342-0123. REMEDIAL Reading Classes for grades 1-6, 90 min. daily.
Man teacher. 345-9624. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS ARE IN DEMAND Enroll now for summer classes. Individual instruction, -conditioned classrooms, background music. Free student parking.
LINKS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 970 LUSK Phone (208) 344-8376 BOISE, IDAHO Educational SERVICE An of ITT International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation Employment 20-Situations Wanted BABYSITTING IN MY HOME. Weekdays only. Good lunches play facilities. Ustick area. 2 yrs.
up. -ins okay. 376-4627. BABYSITTING, my home weekdays. 508 N.
21st. 375-5395. BABYSITTING, weekdays, Cole Overland area. Fenced yd. 376- 1620.
BOY needs lawn mowing, odd jobs. area. Ph. 343-4715. CHILD CARE.
Days, nights, weekends. Near drop-ins okay. Fenced play yard. 345-3052. CHILD CARE, north end, fenced yard, quiet area, family atmosphere.
342-0124. HOUSE CLEANING Downtown area 343-6568 FORD BACKHOE operator. 10 years experience. 692-1153, Box 213, Kuna, id. 83634.
IRONING, pickup and delivery, 15c a piece and up. 1-day service. 344- 9385. IRONING, 15c a piece. Child care, reasonable, Ustick urea, drop-ins welcome.
376-0733. PART AND FULL TIME babysitting. In my home. Garden City area. 344-3455.
YOUNG, hard working couple moving to Idaho seeks employment beg. Aug. 1st. Journeyman toolmaker will accept position as machinist. Experienced veterinary technician.
Please write Mr. Mrs. Frank, 201 West Main Maple Shade, N.J. 08052 for resumes references. 24-Child Care MINSHALL'S TOT TO TODDLER 128 Yellow Pages Licensed.
Phone 376-3961 WILSON'S CHILD GARDENS 128 Yellow Pages Licensed. Phone 375-0501 KAROL'S KIDDIE KORNER, 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Mon. thru ages 2-6 years. Drop- welcomed. N.
18th Irene. 343-3356. PLAYSCHOOL, KINDERGARTEN, NURSERY SCHOOL, INFANTS, TODDLERS. 2910 Apple 342- 5775. Licensed.
WE CARE FOR little people. Open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., 5-day week. Dropin's welcome. 345-8760.
2320 N. 29th. 26-Jobs for Veterans TWO hard working vets looking for odd-job work while going to school. Will wash wax mobile homes, gardening, spring clean ups, etc. Reasonable rates.
Call 345-8819 after 5. VIETNAM VETERAN needs better paying job. $100 per week or better. Jack of all trades master at none. Within Boise Valley area.
Call after 6 p.m. weekdays, 336- 1929. NEW CLASSIFICATION INDEX 104-Caldwell Property WHO DOES IT 108-Nampa Property ANNOUNCEMENTS 110-Meridian Property (1-19) 114-Suburban Property 1-Funerals 118-Country Property 2-Funeral Directors 120-Farms Ranches 3-Card of Thanks 122-Out-of-State Prop. 4-In Memoriam 124-Unimproved Prop. 6-Personal 130-Real Estate Misc.
8-Lost Found 136-Real Estate Agents 10-Special Notices 138-Multi-List Members 12-Travel Excursion 14-Instruction MERCHANDISE (140-189) (20-39) 140-Antiques EMPLOYMENT 142-Misc. for Sale 20-Situations Wanted 24-Child Care 146-Furn. Appl. 26-Jots for Veterans 150-Musical 154-Bldg. Materials Wanted 158-Sporting Goods 34-Sales Personnel 164-Boats Supplies 38-Employ.
Agent 168-Variety Foods 172-Landscaping FINANCIAL 176-Pets Supplies (40-49) 180-Fuels 40-Wanted Money 182-Wanted to 42-Money to Lend 186-For Sale or BuYade 44-Insurance 183-Auction Sales 46-Business Opps. 48-Investments FARMERS MKT. RENTALS PLACE (50-89) (190-209) 50-Wanted to Rent 190-Livestock 54-Misc. for Rent 196-Farm Auction 58-Rooms for Rent 200-Feed Hay Grain 60-Unfurnished Houses 204-Farm Machinery 62-Furnished Houses 206-Farm Misc. 64-Unfurn.
Apts. 68-Furn. Apts. 70-Duplexes AUTOMOTIVE 72-Mobile Homes 76-Mobile Home Spaces 210-Heavy Equipment 78-Country Property 214-Aircraft Supplies 80-Vacation Property 218-Snowmobiles 84-Business Offices Bldgs. 220-Motorcycles 86-Rental Agencies 224-Trailers, Campers 228-Motor Homes REAL ESTATE 230-Mobile Homes (90-139) 236-Auto Repairs Estate Wanted 238-Auto Rentals 90-Real 92-Real Estate Exc.
240-Pickups, Trucks Comm. 244-Sports Cars 94-Income 98-Vacation Property 246-Imported Cars 100-Boise Property 250-Automobiles 30-Help Wanted PBX OPERATOR Part time position, p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Experlence preferred. Apply Personnel office, Mercy Medical Center, Nampa, 1-3 p.m.
POWERHOUSE SW Oregon multi-plant wood products manufacturer has openings for qualified Shift Engineers, Firemen and Maintenance Mechanics in its expanding steam-electrical generating station. Experience with wood, oil and gas-fired, high pressure power boilers and large capacity GE turbo generators desired. Send resume to: Employment Manager LUMBER COMPANY P.O. Box 1088 Roseburg, Oregon 97470 Phone (503) 679-8741 Equal Opportunity Employer SAWMILL SUPERINTENDENT Wanted for large Ponderosa Pine Mill, located In northern Arizona. Interested? Call Personnel Director, (602) 774-4511, or write to P.O.
Box 1809, Flagstaff, Arizona 86001. "'An Equal Opportunity Employer." TIMBER FALLER $6.00 per 1,000. 343-3408 Wanted: Electrician. Creamer Heating Air Cond. 1744 Main.
342-6506. EXCEL. opportunity for young aggressive sales person in the paint and glass business. Previous experience in residential or commercial construction would be an asset. Send resume to P.O.
Box 7507, Boise, Idaho. 1 EXPERIENCED sporting goods salesman wanted. Apply at Kelly's Sporting Goods, Karcher Mall, Nampa. WANTED: service station attendant. Apply 1590 Vista Ave.
ences. Phone 342-9950. EXPERIENCED waitresses, full time part time. Hilltop Cafe. 343- 0036.
EXP. TRUCK MECHANIC, benefits and top wages. Call 587-3336 Mt. Home. $650 MO.
TO START Per written agreement. Local company now expanding. Room for 10 men. Must be able to start work immediately. No experience necessary.
Call 336-0191, Ext. 120. FEMALE bartender wanted. Call between 12 noon and 2 for appointment. 342-9062.
FULL TIME manager wanted for Mobile Horne Park, Caldwell. 7 days a week, salary versatile. Contact L. J. White, 102 Galvestan, Caldwell, Idaho.
Ph. 459-9652, for appt. FULL-TIME MAN, ciean, neat, must know the city. Wages discussed. Apply Boise Kenworth, Bill Figgat, 345-6410.
FUN JOB. A real neat place to work! Type, file run errands. Starting salary $460. Call Susanne, ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE, 345-5747. FUN JOB! Like people? This is for you.
Work up Nat'l. co. 5 dav wk. $300 JO WELLS 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING. GENERAL OFFICE Gal needed.
Payroll bookkeeping background. Min. typing. Bench location. Call today, DeAnna, ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE, 345-5747.
GOOD STEEL CUTTER and shear man. Wages open. H. Koppel Co.r 5140 Gage. HAVE OPENING for full time janitor, 5 days a week.
Apply in person, 20-30 Truck Stop. HELP. Need experienced cafe cook for summer. Bring your own trailer and fish the beautiful Salmon Call Sunbeam Resort, Stanley, Idaho, 838-2211. HUSBAND wife as assistant apartment managers.
children. If you are able to live on $400 a mo. a 2 bdrm. unfurn. all util.
husband will help with maintenance and yard work, wife will do office work showing of apartments, write to Box XX 565, Statesman. Legal Secretary. Exp. Sal. open.
Temp. Secty. Good skills, $2.50 per hr. up. Loan discount clerk, exp.
Sal. open. DEPT. OF EMPLOYMENT 305 Main J. Dillard Sawyers BRUNEAU J.
Dillard Sawyers, 69, Bruneau, died in a Boise hospital Monday night after an automobile accident Monday morning in Mountain Home. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Smith Mortuary Chapel, Mountain Home. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Bruneau American Legion Hall by Fr.
P. B. Condon. Interment wili follow at Bruneau. He was born Dec.
22, 1903, in Upper Hagerman Valley. He moved to Twin Falls at an early age and attended schools there. He was a wrangler in the Free Creek area near Rogerson. Later, he worked in construction with his brother. He married Nell A.
Turner on Aug. 17, 1935, at Mountain Home. He operated a lumber yard at Bruneau for several years and had worked as a contractor for the Petan Ranch at Tuscarora, Nev. He was a member of the Catholic Church. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Mary Ann Anduiza of Boise, Mrs. Janet Boynton of Stratford, and Mrs. Carol Jo Collin of Bruneau; four sisters, Mrs. Arzella Telford, Mrs. Mary Kimes and Mrs.
Kate Cress, all of Twin Falls, and Mrs. Essie Pingman of Silverton, and four grandchildren. The family suggests contributions to the Bruneau American Legion Hall. Horace Rolfe Kerfoot CALDWELL Services for Horace Rolfe Kerfoot, 91, who died Monday at a Caldwell nursing home, will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Dakan Chapel by the Rev.
Wayne Wardwell of the Kirkpatrick Memorial Community Church, Parma. Interment will be at Canyon Hill in Caldwell. He was born June 28, 1881, Lewiston, Mo. He grew up in Missour and married Bertha Raine Feb. 22, 1907, in Fairmont, Mo.
He moved to Boise Valley in 1923, and lived in the Notus area for the last 42 years. His wife died March 12, 1957, in Caldwell. He married Marie Johnson of Notus, Jan. 3, 1960. She died Jan.
1, 1964. He married Gladys Ross, May 8, 1964, at Caldwell. Survivors include nis wife, Gladys, Notus; three daughters, Jenevieve Hardin, Mesa, Pauline Manning, Council, and Helen Dart, Hawthorne, five sons, Raymond Kerfoot, Redmond, Lewis Kerfoot, Caldwell, Walter Kerfoot, Weiser, James Kerfoot, Yorba Linda, Ben Kerfoot, Fruitland; two sisters, Lucille Tweed, and Gladys Burford, both of Lewiston, five stepchildren; 79 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren and one greatchild. He was preceded in death by three daughters and a son. Jason Arthur Ellis Private services for Jason Arthur Ellis, son and Mrs.
Richard Ellis, Swan Falls Village, Idaho, who died following birth Monday in a Boise hospital, will De net Thursday at Dry Creek Cemetery, with Rev. Theodore Edquist of the First Congregational Church officiating. Survivors include the parents; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellis, and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Williams. both of Boise; great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Van Buren of Boise.
Arrangements are being handled by the Summers Funeral Home. "Say ru BOISE FLORAL CO. 317 N. 8th Dial 343-7558 11.98 12.50 7.50 13.50 7.85 14.43 17.95 9.50 18.35 1.20 6.95 5.95 1.28 AUTO MECHANIC Journeyman, must be experienced. Salary fringe benefits open.
Contact Harbaugh Motor Gooding, Idaho. 934-4112 or after 6 p.m. 934-4062. HELP NEEDED at the A Drive-In Apply 1124 Vista Live-in Housekeeper for Motherless Home 342-8191 COOK'S HELPER Apply in person at 6316 Fairview, Vic's Restaurant Pie Shop. SECRETARY Report to CPA.
Advance in rapidly expanding company. $7,200 RANGE Call Anne DUNHILL 344-8371 CLAIMS ADMINISTRATOR Local office offers immediate career employment in growing organization to experienced claims administrator. Salary commensurate with experience. Call 345-4002, Mrs. Laughrin.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Challenging situation for service oriented person. Medical background helpful. $5,600 RANGE Call Anne DUNHILL 344-8371 FEE PAID BY EMPLOYER SECRETARY, CPA firm. Opportunity to advance. $5,400.
Call Anne DUNHILL 344-8371 LEGAL SECRETARIES 4 positions. Excellent benefits $6,000 RANGE Call Anne DUNHILL 344-8371 I NEED sales people who need money. They must be self starters who know how to meet people. If you qualify and are a sales person and with a successful history in sales call me, DeAnna, 345-5747, or drop in at my office at 720 N. Orchard.
ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE. IS IT A JOB OR CAREER YOU'RE AFTER? If it's a career, we've got it if you have. New EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM of 76-year-old company. Must be sales oriented and college graduate. No military obligation, no exceptions.
Excellent income and advancement opportunity. Call 345-4516 for interview. ISN'T there a nice mature woman who would like to keep house for a healthy lady who hates housework? Permanent live-in job. Highest salary. Write Box 466, Ketchum, giving age and experience.
LADY FOR OFFICE assistant. Must be good with figures. Lindsay Soft Water 4724 Emerald. LEARN EARN. Average typing and a willingness to learn is all that's needed.
Hurry and call me, Susanne, ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE. 345-5747. LEGAL Prestige firm needs good skills tact to meet clients. $450 DOE, BETTY 375-6330, SNELLING SNELLING. LEGAL SECRETARIES.
Your talents ore, now. Salary range $7,200 yr. to start. All of these positions are located in the Boise area. For details, call DeAnna, ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE, 345-5747.
Licensed journeyman plumber experienced in residential or mobile home manufacturing. 7 paid holidays, paid vacations, group insurance, year -round employment. Call or write: R. Harrison or G. McDermott, Boise Cascade Corp.
Manufactured Housing Div. 420 W. Franklin Meridian, Idaho 83642 888-4410 or 384-7690 LIVELY SPOT. Lots of public contact top pay great advancement possibilities. This one will go fast so don't wait.
Call Susanne, ACME PERSONNEL SERVICE. 345-5747. LPN. 11-7. 3-5 days per wk.
Boise Valley Sunset Nursing Home. 343-.
