following have appeared before Municipal Judge Howard W. Brooks. Names, ages, addresses and dispositions all cases are those on court records. The following have appeared on speeding charges, for which they paid fines of $10 or more $1 for each mile over the speed limit unless otherwise indicated: Wayne E. Alvestad, of 4033 Seventh Thomas A.
Ballard, 35, of 224 E. Army Post road, $14. Velda W. Bauder, 62, of 2501 Westover $10. Charles Beam, 54, of Indianola, $13.
Rudolph P. 30, of 385 N.E. Forty-fourth $21. Roberta D. Bennett, 31, of 1163 Ninth $18.
Donald L. Bertrand, 38, of 712 Emma $11. Leta V. Best, 35, of 910 S.E. Thornton ave.
$13. John P. Bockert, 17, of 4109 Fifteenth $15. Dortha F. Bowlin, of 2140 S.E.
Sixtyfirst driving 38 m.p.h. in 25 m.p.h. zone, $14. Harold L. Bridenstine, 59, of Fort Dodge, $11.
Norman K. Burnett, 41, of 3323 Vilura Parkway, $13. Kenneth C. Campfield, 22, of 108 Philip st. $15.
James E. Carr, 19, of 1720 Gillette $15. Lavenia V. Carr, 24, of 4945 N.W. Pickenbrock drive, $33.
P. Coe, of 300 S.W. Miller $15. Flonetta J. Comstock, 43, of 1817 IN TRAFFIC IN TRAFFIC COURT Harry Rupe, 18, or 3935 E.
Twentysixth st. Anna M. Vance, 26, of 1317 E. Twentysixth st. Thomas R.
Wacome, 18. of 1421 E. Lacona ave. Wayne A. Wagner, 25, of Burlington.
The following also appeared in court and were fined $10 or more or received lail sentences: Dorothy Albizo, of 3321 S.W. Fifth making an illegal turn, $10. Stanley E. Skopit, of 729 Seventh st. making an illegal turn, $10.
Wesley B. Brison, 64, of Cedar Rapids, driving wrong side of one-way street, $10. Ralph J. Farnsworth, of 2430 Logan reckless $50. Carol Goodell, of Route Ankeny, failure to have an operator's license, $10 plus $20 fine for second violation, $30.
Jerry McNeeley, 22, of 1919 Pleasant failure to have vehicle under control, $100. Robert E. Mullins, 16, of 1751 Des Moines failure to have vehicle under control, $10. Beth E. Tyler, 16, of 3208 Leado failure to have vehicle under control, $15.
John J. Wells, 28, of Newton, failure to have vehicle under control, $10. Michael C. Pinckney, 16, of Twenty-seventh $50 $25 fine disregard of without signal an light, operator's for three 18 fines for illegal turns and $25 tine for failure to have vehicle under control, $130. The lowa Almanac Des Moines Births OSBORN Mr.
and Mrs. James, of 2929 son, Friday at Broadlawns Polk County Hospital. WITTWER Mr. and Mrs. Gary, of Ankeny, a daughter, Thursday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.
PENISTEN Mr. and Mrs. Steven, of 3619. Fifty-seventh st. a daughter, at Mercy Hospital.
DOWNARD and Mrs. Walter, of 309 S.W. Davis, a daughter, Friday at Mercy Hospital. KUTZ Mr. and Mrs.
Herman, of 413 E. Sixth a son, Friday at Mercy Hospital. MANRIQUES Mr. and Mrs. Tim, of 1518 Beaver a daughter, Friday at Mercy Hospital.
1107 HUSTON Creston, Mr. a and son, Mrs. Friday Jerry at Mieref Hospital. Des Moines Deaths BEARDSLEY Twenty-seventh Cyrus, died 85, of Thursday 4215 E. Des Moines General Hospital.
CROFT Clara, 72, of 2024 Washinaton died Friday at Des Moines General Hospital. CARRELL Ross, 73, of 3333 Grand died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Hospital. OLSON Harold 46, of Williams, died Friday at Veterans Hospital. FINNELL Roy, 78. of 1717 Thirteenth died Friday at Iowa Lutheran Hospital.
ANDERSON Chris 78, of Pleasantville, died Friday at Veterans Hospital. Meetings Cosmopolitan International Club Noon Monday at Younkers Tea Room; speaker, Kenneth R. Lewis, resident manager of Master Builders of Iowa. Marriage Licenses Polk County James Presley Bennett, 20, Des Moines, and Gwendolyn Helen Downey, 18, Des Moines. Joseph Bailiff, 21, Des Moines, and Linda Fisher, 17, Des Moines.
Richard Jarrett, 18, Des Moines, and Teari Newton, 19, Des Moines. Divorces Asked Divorces Asked Gloria R. vs. Arthur L. Southwick.
Kathleen vs. David L. Christensen. Marian vs. Reed Tansey.
Eugene William vs. Jacqueline Blazek. Jacqueline Jane vS. Fawnie Campbell. Lorrayne Ann vs.
Robert Wayne Law. May F. vs. Otto Stone. Annulment Asked Jane Anne Hulme vs.
Robert LeRoy Siedsma. Separate Maintenance Asked Louise F. vs. Thomas E. Cox.
Iowa Licenses to Wed ELKADER Nickey E. Lewin, 22, and Jeanette Hansel, 21, both of Garber. Christopher A. Pierce, 20, Indian Head, and Donna Lee Benskin, 20, Guttenberg. David J.
Sellner, 21, Earlville, and Carol Ann Wolter, 21, Guttenberg. Roy V. Reicks, 25, Waucoma, and Carolyn E. Malone, 20, Strawberry Point. Richard Meyer, 20, Sherrill, and Mary Saylor, 19, Holy Cross.
Gene Kurth, 20, Luana, and LaDonna Jack, 21. Reece Klink, 20, Elkport, and Rita J. Allyn, 17, Garnavillo. MANCHESTER Thomas J. Steffen, 22, and Margaret M.
Deutmeyer, 21. MASON 4 CITY Alfonso Navarro, 28, Hollandale, and Karen Gomez, 19. Steven Craig Grosland, 19, and Deborah Kay Mentink, 16. Lewis D. Lane, 21, and Dixie L.
Chapin, 21. Kenneth Lyle Burgess, 25, and Laura Mae Grosland, 18. Eugene Yezek, 34, and Dixie Sear, 24. John Anthony Papauchis, 27, and Jane Ann Roberts, 19. Tony Karas, 33, North Chicago, and Margaret R.
Tentes, 29, Waukegan, 111. Dr. Harold F. Johnson and Arcley A. Veenker, both of Northwood.
Darwin Halvorson, 44, and Delores Bars, 43, Forest City. Richard P. Barry, 26, and Ruby K. Shriner, 20. Walter Ervin Udelhofen, 32, and Joann Rae James, 27.
Robert Raymond Smith, 23, Camanche, and Pamela Carol Hansen, 21, Clear Lake. Larry Dean Frear, 22, and Linda Beatta Britven, 21. Dennis M. Root and Jano Griebling. Paul Liliestrom, 30, and Maryellen Burke, 32.
James Thomas Skarlis, 21, and Sandra Rene McFarland, 19. Paul David Carson, 22, Leland, and Joyce Ann Colby, 18. WATERLOO Robert E. Buskirk, 20, of Rosemount, and Barbara Elizabeth Huebner, 21, Inver Grove Heights, Minn. Robert Lee Huffman, 23, and Peggy Ann Nekvinda, 22, Cedar Rapids.
Larry Michael Jenkins, 19, Cedar Falls, and Betty Jean Carlson, 18, Shell Rock. Gerald Francis McCoy, 22, and Sharol Jovce Wegner, 19, both of Charles City. Ricky Joe Haurum, 18, and Cathy JoAnn Olmstead, 19, both of Cedar Falls. Daniel Lee Scoggin, 19, and Vicki Lynn Bauer, 20. Harry Roy Grangou, 18, Elk Run Heights, and Judith Ann Stedman, 18, Evansdale.
Dean Andrew, 23, Winthrop, and Cheryl Fay Stelter, 19, Evansdale. JackVernice Hughes, 67, and Geneva son, 56. Iowa Deaths BURLINGTON Lucille Mildred Christensen, 71. CEDAR FALLS Roland B. Lau, 69.
CLEAR LAKE James C. Hinman, 80. CRESCO Mrs. Leonard Burnikel, 59. GUTTENBERG Edward Nieland, 76.
HOPKINTON Mrs. Thomas SaunMANCHESTER Raymond C. Lammers; A. H. Faber, 79.
MASON CITY Mrs. George E. 'Harrow, 76; Frank St. Peter, 88. MC GREGOR Earl E.
Davies, 69. MONONA Anna Foss, 85; Joseph Kadlec, 95. ORANGE CITY Isaac De Jong, 84; Charles Vander Stop, 52. ROCKWELL Sgt. Steven Allan Mathers, 21.
RYAN Mrs. Sadie Hight. SIOUX CENTER Dick Groen, 70. Cecil Duff, 59. WATERLOO James Claude Campbell, 72; Floyd Slagle, 57; Roy Godden, 67; Ervin D.
Farrer, 95. WEST BURLINGTON John Frederick Wischmeier, 71. Girl Scouts Plan 'Speakout' A "Senior Speakout" for all high school girls in central Iowa will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Grace Methodist Church, Thirty-seventh street and Cottage Grove avenue.
The program, sponsored by the Moingona, Girl Scout Council of central Iowa, is part of the national senior Girl Scout organization's efforts to break down the walls of prejudice and build understanding among all Americans. Speakers will be Mrs. Maude White, counselor at the Iowa State Employment Commission; Kenneth Jernigan, director of the Iowa Commission for the Blind; John Estes, representative of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and Mrs. James Schwerin, representative of Polk County Chapter of the March of Dimes. Des Moines Tribune Page 24 Nov.
1, 1968 Bullion Market Reacts to 'Halt' LONDON, ENGLAND (AP) Word of the U.S. bombing halt in North Vietnam sent gold and silver prices down on the London bullion market Friday but the pound sterling advanced in early dealings. The price of gold fell about 40 cents to $38.65 an ounce. Silver dropped to $1.86 an ounce, a loss of between 6 and 9 cents. International peace moves traditionally hit gold and silver, which are used as a hedge against world unrest.
On the London foreign exchange market the pound advanced to $2.3919, up from $2.3910 at Thursday's close. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION (T-551)-OFFICIAL PUBLICATION To the Owners and all Persons on the Property Assessed for the construction of paved roadway with airentrained, PCC pavement on Cummins Parkway, East Road, from south line of Windsor Drive to paving in place on University Avenue You Engineer are has hereby made a notified report that to the City Council, stating that the paved roadway with air-entrained PCC Pavement constructed on Cummins Parkway, East Road, from south line of Windsor Drive to paving in place on University Avenue. has been completed, and that the City Council will meet at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on the 25th day of November, 1968, the date set for final acceptance of said paved roadway, and you are hereby notified that unless further legal, unadiudicated matters or obiections to the construction of said paved roadway are filed within twenty (20) days from date of the publication City of Clerk, this that notice, you at will the be office conclusively presumed to have waived all such obiections to the construction of said paved roadway and that the report of the City Engineer will be approved and said paved roadway accepted. CITY OF DES MOINES, IOWA Thomas N.
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7:45 a.m. to 7 p.m.; 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For further information write Fred Bell, Classified Department: Register Tribune Des Moines, Iowa 50304 Phone 284-8141 INDEX of Maior Classifications Announcements-Personals 1-170 Employment 180-306 Automotive 309-360 Merchandise 390-560 Business 570-580 Rentals 600-696 Real Estate 700-790 Farm Deaths BAUMER-Services for Dr.
John Baumer, 2600 Hubbell will be Monday 1 PM at Dunn's on Grand. Interment Grand Junction, Iowa. CARRELL-For information regarding services for Ross Carrell, 3333 Grand call Dunn's on Grand 244-2121 Chaplin, will be Sunday CHAPLIN SERVICES- For Clare O. 2 PM in Arnold's Highland Park Funeral Home. Interment Palmyra Cemetery.
CULVER Services for Clarence H. (Ted) Culver of 1520 Second Place will be held Friday 10:30 A.M. at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Victor, Iowa 2 P.M.. CHRISMAN Services for James Perry Chrisman, 4807 Grand Avenue will be Saturday 12 Noon at Dunn's on Grand.
Interment Masonic Cemetery. EDDY- -Graveside services for William C. Eddy, of 1229 Forty-seventh street, will be Saturday, 10 a.m., Masonic Cemetery. Dunn's Service. FOCHT -Services for Charles E.
Focht, 4051 Cottage Grove will be Saturday 10 AM at Dunn's on Grand. KLEIN- Services for Mrs. Verlan J. (Ruth) Klein, of 1258 East Twentysecond Street, will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Dahistrom Funeral Home.
Interment Sunset Memorial. MURRAY- -Services for Elmer Murray, 1723 Forty-first will be Saturday 1:30 PM at Dunn's on Grand. Interment Glendale. OGLEVIE-Services tor Joseph Oglevie of 4017 Twelfth Street will be Saturday 11 A.M. at Arnold's H.chland Park Funeral Home.
Interment Rising Sun. PRESS- -Services for Mrs. Ida Press of Omaha, Nebraska, will be Friday, 11 A.M., at Dunn's on Grand Avenue. Interment, Jewish Glendale. RANSOM Services for Fred Ransom, 701 Riverview, will be he'd Saturday 1:30 P.M.
at Hamilton's Funeral Home. Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. RICHARDSON Services for Mrs. Grace L. Richardson of 2908 Payne Road will be Saturday, 3 P.M., at Dunn's on Grand.
Cremation. ROMINE Services for Mrs. Laura H. Romine, 2000 Thirty-first Street will be held Saturday 3 PM at Hamilton's Funeral Home. interment Laurel Cemetery.
Deaths -Services for Charles Swinehart, of 3409. Cornell. will be Saturday. at St. John's Catholic Church.
Rosary services Friday, 7:30 P.M., at HamTiton's Funeral Home. Interment, Glendale Cemetery, WALLACE Services for Elmer W. Wallace of 3019 Forty-ninth Street will be held Saturday PM at Dunn's on Southwest Ninth. Interment Highland Memory Gardens. -Services for Helen M.
Watkins of the Americana Court Apartments will be Saturday 2 Funeral PM in Arnold's Highland Park Home. Interment Highland Memory CARLISLE ELLISON Services for Clair Ellison will be Saturday 2 PM at the Richardson Funeral Home. Interment Carlisle Cemetery. Masonic service. Richardson Service Carlisle DALLAS CENTER SHIELDS- Services for Claude Shields will be Saturday, 2:00 P.M.
at the Presbyterian Church. ment Brethren Cemetery. Brandt Service. MINBURN WEST- -Services for Fernne M. West will be held 2 P.M.
Saturday at Church of the Brethren. interment Panther Creek Cemetery. Fouch Funeral Service. NORWALK HILL- Services for Harry Hill of 1406 Main Street will be Saturday 10 AM at the Church of the Assumption at Churchville. Interment Calvary Cemetery at Churchville.
Rosary 8 PM Thursday at GallawayMcLarens. Rosary 8:15 PM Friday at the Parish Hall at Churchville. VAN METER WILEY Services for Carrie Wiley will be Saturday 11:00 A.M. at Fisher Funeral Home. Interment Resthaven Cemetery.
A CARD OF THANKS published in The Register and Tribune is a fitting way to express your appreciation tributes, gifts and other kindnesses. Call 284-8141 for suggested messages. Funeral Homes 2 BEAVERDALE FUNERAL CHAPEL 2718 Beaver Ave. 277-6495 Cemetery Lots; Monuments 3 2 SPACES Highland Memory Gardens, Masonic sections. 243-6898.
Florists 60 FLOWERS FROM OLSAN'S 1506 E. Grand 262-5668 Lost and Found 80 BICYCLE, found, girl's, vicinity Euclid. 2-2-2822. BILLFOLD lost, tan. Minnesota driver's license.
Reward. Linda Winter, 1161 19.h. Apr. 4. CALICO kitten found vicinity Hanawalt School.
Female about 6 months old. Ph. 255-5548. CAT Black and white, male. Lost Vic.
E. 21st and Guthrie. 262-8713 COLLIE type dog, large brown. male. Found 54th and Douglas.
276- 6489. ENGLISH POINTERS. male, white with liver and spotted ears and liver body spots. male, mos. old, white with one liver ear and eye and big liver spot left rear leg.
Lost vicinity 42nd and Foster Dr. REWARD. John Ramsey, 282- 0461 or 255-2864 GERMAN Shorthair pointer, male, brown with brown and white ticking. Lost between West Liberty and Cedar Falls Interstate. Call Cedar Falls, la.
266-7370 collect. GLASSES lost vic. 28th and Kingman. Reward. 277-0505.
LABRADOR, black female, 5 vears old. LOST 277-7427 POMERANIAN blond dog found vicinity of 8th and Hull. Owner identifv. Ph. 262-0244 PUPPY -Found vic.
63rd and Franklin. Gray with gray black spots. Owner identify. 277-0788. SIAMESE CAT found vic.
Windsor school. Owner identify. 279- 6926. SUITCASE tan. found in the vicinity of Euclid and Harding Rd, 274-347-.
LOST. large tapestry type purse. vic. 7th and Walnut. Many personal belongings keepsakes.
Reward. Mrs. D.M. Horreil, 277-1956 $75 REWARD for Collie-co*cker terrier. No ID.
Strayed Labor Day weekend. Lost. vic. Urbandale. Answers to Bowser.
276-5900, LOST, Man's brown billfold, Oct. 26, at E. 14th and S.E. Park Ave. Reward 848-3236.
Pleasantville. la. SMALL dog found wandering for the past few weeks vic. Army Post Rd and SW 285-3616 PART boxer and bulldog. Lost vic.
E. 23rd and Guthrie, 262-8811 LOST: Tiger colored young cat. Drake area. 255-1776. Notices 90 Kenneth H.
Kennedy, 415 Snyder, la. will not be responsible for debts other than my own. Where Shall We Go 110 DANCE Midwest's Play Boys Victoria Lodge Hwy. 60 N. Nov.
2 Polkas, Modern, Waltzs 8-12 P.M.. KENNY HOFER Sat. Eagles Ballroom, Grinnell LAKE ROBBINS HANK THOMPSON, SAT. NOV, 2 Personals 140 FILMS DEVELOPED 39c 8. Exposure Black and White, 39c; 12 Exp.
50c; Color reprints 19c ea. DEAN STUDIOS, 913 WALNUT ST. DES MOINES, IOWA 50302 UNWED MOTHERS to be are you seeking confidential Phone or write: BOOTH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT3-0131 Des Moines, la. Full time high school program ISADORE RISSIEN 321 E. 5TH INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Auto, fire, motorcycle, etc.
Even if cancelled. Fast S.R. filing. 288-1043 274-1794 24 hr. service LOWEST AUTO INSURANCE RATE FOR CANCELLED, REJECTED OR SR22.
Immediate SR22 EZ terms. Call, write Mike Anania 407 C-u- Des la. 243-8666 LICENSED Maternity Home for unwed mothers. non-profit, confidential, Florence Crittendon Home, 255-4321 Sioux City, Iowa A GOOD BOOK ANYTIME HOW ABOUT YELLOW ONE FOR BOOK. YOURSELF? COUPON sizes.
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED AT DISCOUNT PRICES ROBINSONS, E. 14TH AT EUCLID 265-2557 CASH FOR DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD, JEWELRY. SEE MR LEVICH. ROGERS JEWELERS 317-7TH RUSH your damaged garments to Dorothy M. Brown Reweaving Shop, 301 Shops 243-2935.
Instruction 180 WANT A RAISE? Or full-time position? You can prepare for an interesting and profitable position as a Bookkeeper or Accountant. Train in home in your spare time. Write for free copy, "Accounting, The Best Paid Profession." Or call 244-4221. Approved for Veterans Training A.I.B. 10th and Grand Des Moines BARBERING offers 900d income and job security.
Student loan funds available. Write Cedar Raids Barber College. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. LEARN Auto-Diesel Mechanics LINCOLN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 1326 Walnut St. Des Moines, la.
Men of Interest 190 Jobs ACCOUNTANT Full responsibility for all accounting functions, can lead to as treasurer or vice president. Starting salary $550 to $750 per month according to qualifications. Regular increases thereafter. Permanent lifetime opportunity, no moving required. Profit sharing Stock plan Paid holidays Paid vacation Blue Cross Free parking For appointment call Nancy Wiggins, Macmillan Oil Inc.
4306-2nd Ave. Des Moines ACCOUNTANT BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD 244-8951 Equal Opportunity Employer ACCOUNTANT-CHIEF An equal opportunity emplover. Accounting-Office Mgr. for national retail firm. Salary open, excellent fringe benefits.
Prefer experienced or will train accounting graduate. All replies held confidential until personal interview. Write 0-221 Register and Tribune. (An Equal Opportunity Employer) APPLIANCE SERVICEMEN (2) Experienced preferred but will train man with related experience. Top salary, insurance, opportunity for advancement, many other benefits.
HARRIS TV APPLIANCE AMES, IOWA. Ph. 232-1109 Progressive midwest manufacturing firm located in medium size college community has need for divisional chief accountant to take charge of accounting functions. Cost accounting b-ckaround necessary: Systems perience desirable. Prefer applicants with accountina degree plus imum 5 years experience.
Interview expenses paid by company. Send resume in confidence to X-452, Register and Tribune. Notices 90 WINTER QUARTER STARTS JAN. 6 Write or phone for free catalog COLLEGE OF AUTOMATION 3001 Grand 243-8696 Des Moines, Iowa Men- Jobs of Interest ADVERTISING MANAGER National Financial Firm needs experienced ADVERTISING MANAGER capable of assuming responsibility for active Advertising Department. Shou a have extensive direct mail, art, copy and production profit background.
Excellent salary plus sharing and completel benefit program. Must be willing tel relocate in Sioux City, Iowa, a fine city of 95.000. Write, giving details on personal background and previous experience. Confidential. Box Register and Tribune.
ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION WRITER Opportunity for advancement and responsibility. Requires some previous, specifications. experience in Permanent architectural employ.I ment. ARCHITECTURAL DECORATOR BOYD'S STANDARD 2nd, Euclid Bakery Cart Man and Kitchen Helper Full and part-time. No Sundays, late nights or holidays.
Apply in person to Mrs. Casey, 5th Floor West. YOUNKERS Handle all interior design and decorating for buildings designed by firm. Color and material selections, etc. Schools, hospitals and large buildings.
Desire person with delineator experience. Call or write Durrant, Deininger, Dommer, Kramer, Gordon Architects, 1122 Rockdale Road, Dubuque, la. ASSISTANT MANAGER Man who can quickly develop Into an assistant manager with our company. Must be 21 or over. No experience necessary.
Good salary and emplovee benefits. POSTAL THRIFT LOANS 805 Locust Des Moines ASST. LOCKER ROOM ATTN. country club on Chicago's north shore. Some experience necessary.
Yearly bonus, paid vacation and hospitalization. Room and board available for single person. Send resume' to Mr. T. K.
DeWees, P.O. Box 10, Glencoe, Illinois 60022. ASSISTANT MANAGER Nights, Apply in person 3700 Merle Hay Rd. LUM'S ATTENDANT PHYSICAL THERAPY To assist physical therapist with patient care in rehabilitation center. Must be dependable to do some heavy lifting.
40 hour week and benefits including uniforms, vacations, sick leave. Apply Personnel IOWA METHODIST HOSPITAL ATTENDANT Service station. Top salary for right man. Must be experienced. Apply 1545 E.
Euclid. Eastgate Standard Service Truck Stop ATTENDANT Full time, noon to 10 PM Apply in person. LAW'S 66 Fleur and McKinley. ATTENDENT Over 21. 966-2263 ATTENDANT Exp.
No phone calls. BANK GUARD Good personality. Outside References reGood fringe benefits. Apply in quired. 5 day week.
work. person, Mrs. Marsh or Mr. Acuff. Personnel 3rd floor, Iowa Des Moines National Bank, "An equal opportunity BANK TELLER-TRAINEE Excellent opportunity available immediately.
Some typing ability required. Previous banking or related experience preferred. and benefit program highly competitive. No Saturdays. Parking provided.
Call Mrs. Mary Fogarty at 243-4151 for appointment. NATIONAL BANK OF DES MOINES 29th and Ingersoll "A BRENTON BANK" An equal opportunity employer BANQUET HOUsem*n For hotel banquets in meeting rooms. Varied duties. Apply Catering office, HOTEL SAVERY BARBER licensed, interested in men's hair styling.
Excellent opportunity. ZARIFIS BARBER SHOP 233-8602 or 233-8746, Waterloo, la. BARBER or Barber APPRENTICE Al's Barber Shop, Alta, la. BODY MAN Need an experienced body and paint man immediately. Must be able to make estimates, take complete charge of our body shop.
Top wages. Excellent facilities and working conditions. Apply in person or write Don Crouch, Service Mgr. GREATER GMC TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT CO. 301 East 7th St.
Des Moines BODY MAN Journeyman. Convenientlv located shop well equipped. Possible earnings on commission $225 per week, or will hire on hourly wage. All benefits available. Only experienced need apply.
Phone 276-7278 week days 8 AM-5 PM. BODY HR. Starting, Pay. Wreck Man, steady tive, 2245 Bell Ave. 244-3695 work, plenty of A hours.
Bell AutomoBODY MEN Experienced, to manage paint and body shop. 262-4390, 967-4396 BOOKKEEPER give complete, resume. Write 0-233, Tribune. BRICK AND BLOCK LAYERS Call 747-3656 or 747-3659 GUTHRIE CENTER. IOWA Business Systems Analysts Education or 'experience required.
CDPC BUS BOYS Full or part time NOAH'S A ARK 2400 INGERSOLL BUS BOYS 6:30 P.M.. Permanent posttion. Apply to Mrs. Stephenson. Food Fountain.
HOTEL SAVERY CAB DRIVERS WANTED Ruan Cab Co. 282-8111 CAR WASH HELP 4101 FLEUR DR. 7214 UNIVERSITY 62ND AND DOUGLAS Full ment, or good part startina time. wage. Steady employ.
person to the Manager of MAGIC CAR WASH At above addresses IOWA'S LARGEST CAR WASH CO. CAR WASH HELP Full time and part time. Apply In person South Gate Car Wash. 1427 Army Post Rd. CARPENTERS AND LABORERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 15 MONTHS WORK Contact job superintendent at the new water treatment plant site on Phinney Park Road.
PENNER CONSTRUCTION CO. Ft. Dodge, la. 576-4031 An equal opportunity employer CARPENTERS, Rough or finish, experienced only. Apply in person Midwest Bidrs.
S.E. 14th and Maury. Chemical Engineer Opportunity for career with one of the country's largest corporations. Several years experience desirable. Top fringe benefits.
For interview call Mr. Strauss 243-1211 Firestone Tire Rubber Co. An I-qual Emplover CLERK SHIPPING AND RECEIVING Good pay, liberal company benefits. Paid vacation. Apply in person to Rudy Pidaeon PIDGEON'S 5050 N.
2ND Men- Jobs of Interest COLLECTOR Installment Loan Dept. Credit experience loan or auto finance required. Not under, years of age. Good starting and fringe benefits. 5 dav Apply in person to Mrs.
Marsh Mr. Acuff, 3rd floor, lowa-Des Moines National Bank. An equal opportunity emplover COMPUTER OPERATOR 360 experience. Rotating shifts. Opportunity for advancement.
Mr. Seward GENERAL UNITED GROUP INC. 2015 GRAND COMPUTER OPERATOR Tape experence preferred. CDPC 244-4176 CONST. ASST.
All around man, under 40, some trim and rough frame experience, to work for home builder. Permanent employment, hrs. per wk. Call for appt. 277-6391 COSGRIFF CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION LINEMEN Excellent opportunity line for position a large midwest construction contractor presently expanding its operation.
Steady year around work. Above average personal relafions. collect or write DONOVAN CONSTRUCTION CO, 634-Waukegan Road. Glenview, ill. 60025 Ph.
312-729-4414 Mr. Ralph Johann. COOK Permanent opening for cook with some experience in large quantity recipe preparation. Modern, airconditioned kitchen, 40 hour week and benefits including: Accumulative sick leave Hospitalization Insurance Pension Plan Vacation Apply Personnel Dept. Iowa Methodist Hospital Des Moines, Iowa 50308 COOK Good wages.
Apply after 4:30 MAMA LACONA'S 3629 Beaver COUNTER WORK Part evenings, Must be over 21, 276-7112, 3700 Merle Hay Rd. LUM'S CUSTODIAN at the Ellsworth Community School, Salary open. Contact Supt. Leonard Roberts, Jewell, la. Ph.
827-5924 or Off. 827-5479 DELIVERYMAN (18 to 30. Must know main streets and loop buildings. Chauffeurs license required. Apply at H.
W. Kino Delivery Service. 1320 Grand. DESK CLERK Step up and work at Iowa's finest New Motor Inn. Paid vacation.
Many other fringe benefits. Apply person only to National Motor Inn. 921 6th Des Moines. DISTRICT MANAGER DISTRICT MANAGER For leadAutomotive Parts Manufacturer. open is Minnesota, Iowa.
and South Dakota. Responsible position demands an aggressive, salesman Replacement to sell full Parts line to Parts Jobbers, Warehouse Distributors and Re-Builders. Strong automotive experience is a prerequisite. Territory includes excellent long established accounts. Ability to sell full programs is a must.
Excellent opportunity for personal growth and State advancement. Salary plus, T-831, expenses: experience. Box ter and Tribune. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN We have coenings in Des Moines. Davenport, Cedar Rapids and Waterloo for capable electronic technician.
Some, travel involved. Iowa Organ Service, 2021 S.E. 6th. Des Moines. 243-3058.
ENGINEER Licensed stationary engineer for large hotel. Knowledge of boilers. air conditionina and refrigeration essential. TOD wages. Apply chief engineer 244-2151.
HOTEL SAVERY Permanent employment in Hawaii. Estimator for general contracting firm, minimum 10 years experience. engineering degree. Work consists of estimating for high rise commercial and industrial buildings and general contract work. For appointment.
Write X-429. Realster and Tribune. ESTIMATOR, GENERAL Contractor CONSTRUCTION: General has opening for estimator and quantity take-off man. Background in construction office or Architect's office required. Good future, salary open.
Send resume to Lawhon Construction Company, 505 Main Street, St. Joseph, Missouri- 64501. FACTORY WORKERS Must be high school graduate. Minimum age 18 vears. Will train.
1500 E. AURORA Des Moines AMERICAN CAN CO. An equal opportunity employer FARMHANDS Married men to wor: basically with livestock and feeding operation. House furnished. If interested please send references.
Shinrone Farm. Od-balt. la FARMHANDS Singie, men $1.50 per hour. For general farm work. Room and available.
Shinrone Farm Odebolt. Iowa FIREMAN Man with 1st c'ass license needed immediately. PERSONNE'. Apply: OFFICE IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL 716 PARNELL Floor Covering Mechanic Empire Floors 266-7078 FOREMAN WELDERS MILLWRIGHTS LABORERS Must be able to climb and willing tole travel. TODD SARGENT, INC.
Ames, lowa On. 032-0442 GRADE FOREMAN DOZER OPERATORS CONTACT JOE DOYLE 733-2550, BUSKIRK STORY CONST. CITY, CO. IA. An Equal Opportunity Employer GRAVEL TRUCKS NEEDED To haul, gravel.
Hogan Construction Rock Rapids, la. 472-2462. GREENSKEEPER-Private club, 18 holes, moving to new 18 hole automatic water course in 1970. Must be fully colf course experienced maintenance in all aspects of and management. Yearly employment.
Please furnish resume of experience. Write, Sunnyside Country Club, for appointment. Box 848, Waterico, Iowa 50704, GROCERY CLERK Full time. Day hours. 5 day week.
Paid holidays and vacation. APPLY MR. TONER Dahl's 4808 University Heavy Equipment Operators D-8 dozer, TS-14, D-8 and scraper. Contact Prolect Supt. Garwin-Gladbrook ARMSTRONG CO.
INC. An Equal opportunity employer JOB SHOP PRINTER Immediate opening, letterpress, offset. Some linotype. Good hours. Good wages, Contact N.
la. Printing PRODUCTION WORKERS Immediate vacancies on 2nd shift. We offer qualified applicants an opportunity to grow with an expanding company. Excellent employee benefits and working conditions. Will accept applications and interview any day between 8 AM and 5 PM.
Delavan Mfg. Company 811 4th St. West Des Moines, I lowa Equal opportunity employer Men- Jobs of Interest 190 HANDYMAN for home repairs. Steady. 266-1567 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN X-RAY EXPERIENCE helpful.
MALE OR FEMALE, TOP START. SALARY AND FRINGE BENEFITS. Write or call collect Richard R. Merker, Hand Community Hospital. Shenandoah, Iowa, Mail Clerk To deliver inter office mail, work in supply department.
Must be neat and pleasant. Opportunity for advancement. 5 day week, excellent fringe benefits and working conditions. Call 282-8171 Ext. 248 For Appointment Farm Bureau Insurance Co.
10TH AND GRAND MAINTENANCE Man. Days. 262-9374. MAN To work In paint a and wallpaper store. Age 21 to 45.
Apply at DIAMOND PAINT 4050 University UPTOWN SHOPPING CENTER MAN WANTED Must ear. be able to olay a piano or organ by Need not be professional musician. ACME PIANO 244-2203 MATERIAL TRUCKS Wanted for balance of tall. Contact Fred Carlson Co. Box 48 Decorah, towa.
Ph. 382-4249 MDS CUSTOMER ENGINEER TRAINEE Military or technical school electronics qualifies you for 7 weeks on MDS computer input and output equipment. Salary review In months. Let US tell you about the opportunities that exist in our rapidly growing company. PLEASE CONTACT Mohawk Data Sciences 1055 6th Ave.
Richard Rust 288-8918 Gary Reimers Meat Department Manager Top salary. paid vacation. Employee benefits. Contact Mr. Merle or Jerry Wells, store, Mar.
Ogden, lowa, 515--275-2062 MECHANICINSTRUCTORS DIESEL Needed at once full time or part time mornings. Join the Staff of our rapidly growing trade school. You will enjoy this pleasant assocition Call in person or phone for appointment if from out of town. Lincoln Technical Institute 1326 Walnut St. Des Moines, Iowa.
50309 Phone (515) 244-2265 MECHANIC full time and part time. 21 years old or older. Apply In person. Rick's Texaco 7400 Douglas MECHANIC. Ford, Mercury garage.
Primahar, In. 712-757-4245 MECHANIC Permanent position. Chrysler wages. product experience. Top Uniforms and laundry furnished.
Free Blue Shield. Contact John Hummel, HUMMEL BROS. INC. Service Beaver Ave. Das Moines.
Te to work in modern factory In ings for permanent employment, Too central N.E. Iowa. openand frince benefits. full information, write box P-837, RegisMEN, 18 and older, free travel, ter Tribune. work and learn trade on greenhouse and crews.
Good pay transportation paid. Const. Write to Box Winan- 597, Greenhouse Richmond. 47374. NEWSPAPER MAN FRONT office work on large weekly.
Some advertising, some news work. Experience on school. military or hometown newspaper helpful. Write The Kaukauna Times. Kaukauna, Wis.
54130 MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY to qualify as best $3.56 per hour when qualified, 40 hour pay guarantee, excellent fringe benefits. No phone calls. APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE IOWA BEEF PACKERS, INC. FORT DODGE, IOWA "An Equal Opportunity. Employer! MEN WANTED MACHINISTS WELDERS SHOPMEN NIGHT CUSTODIANS p.m.
GOOD, INSURANCE SALARY SCHEDULE BENEFITS AND Contact C. E. Thomas, Ankeny Community Schools 964-0307, Ankeny, la. LEAD COMPUTER OPERATOR expanding data processing department installing 360-20 tape system. Immediate opening for experienced tape or disc operator.
Duties include supervision of computer operations, advancement I potential. Phone 515-792-2880 Newton, R. F. Rock for interview The Vernon Co. Newton, lowa ERECTION DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT We need experienced supervisor to manage erection division of a progressive concrete products manufacturer.
This position includes the responsibilities for the erection of both structural and architectural concrete, from lob estimation to actual field erection. Good pay with incentive for the proper man. College degree considered preferable but not required. All applications will be kept Write PO Box 7208 South Omaha Station, Omaha, Nebraska or call 733-3611 Wilson Concrete Co. To place a Want Ad from outside Des Moines CALL-AN-AD Direct, without charge from anywhere in lowa 800-362-1836 If you live in Des Moines call direct 284-8141 Men -Jobs of Interest 190 NIGHT PHONE SALES Full part time lob.
Evening hours. Salary plus commission. Company benefits. 2230 Hickman Rd. 274-3632.
RCA SERVICE CO. An Equal Opportunity Employer NURSES, MALE (2) or orderlies, 3-11, 11-7 shifts. Private duty, Call 274-2766. OFFSET--LETTER PRESS YOUNG man, some exp. who wants to better himself.
Mr. PARKING LOT Full time. Apply in person. 417 9th Street between 9 and 11 A.M. PATROLMAN Cvil Service exam.
December 4th 1968. 7:00 PM. City Hall. Bettendorf, lowa, Benefits: Salary, month, 2 weeks vacation first year, medical insurance, 8 holidays, overtime pay, generous retirement. Qualifications: 21-35 years, 5'8" and 150 Ibs.
minimum. High school degree or equivalent, lowa resident for 1 year. Send for application City Bettendorf, Clerk. 1609 Iowa. states.
PAVING WORKERS Experienced. Apply at Nevada, office. 382-6576. Write or callJACKSON Construction Inc. NEVADA, IOWA An Equal Opportunity Employer PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTION Man to produce liquid preparations.
Minimum education high school graduate. Interest in Chemistry Sciences preferred but not required. Excellent working conditions and benefits. APPLY PERSONNEL MGR. Diamond Laboratories, Inc.
2538 S.E. 43rd Des Moiines, Douglas. Des Moines 265-5158 after 6:30 PM. PHARMACIST Age 23-29 preferred. One of America's top drua chains.
48 hour week. Top salary. Excellent working conditions. Many extra fringe benefits. Send Brief resume.
Write 0-235, Register and Tribune. PHOTO DEPARTMENT No. 2 man, Salary and fringe tifs. Ames Stationers, Ames, owa. PIPE LAYERS and top men.
Top wages. Call Phil PIZZA CHEF excellent opportunity for ambitious young man to advance to Assistant manager. Evening hours, full or part time. Experience not necessary. Apply Shakey's Pizza Parlor 7301 Hickman.
PIZZA MAKER 3629 Beaver PLUMBERS Non-union or union. 5 yrs. experience in residential or small commercial work. Wages start at $5.40 per hr. Year round work.
Apply or call Ideal Plumbing, 507 Marquette Ph. 319-324-1631. Davenport. la. PLUMBERS Des Moines' licensed Dumber, $5.45 per hr.
Also plumbers helper. GOERING PLUMBING CO 279.9797 PLUMBERS AND FURNACE MEN. Larew Company, Iowa City, Iowa PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Assistant to building manager. Large apartment building in lowa City. Prefer younger married man minimum 2 years college.
Accountina knowledge helpful. Send comolete resume to Mr. Sam Carmichael. 1110 No. Dubuque, City.
la. 52240. Inquiries confidential, REPRESENTATIVE To contact students interested in Business education. Teachina ground helpful. Life, and insurance, TIAA retirement.
Director Send resume to Oren Brinkley, of Admissions. 422 10th. AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUSINESS Continued on Next Page MECHANICS Experienced automobile mechanic; prefer CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH experience, but not necessary. Top wages for the right man. Apply to Mr.
Harris Campbell. Friedman Motors East 3rd Locust 288-7291 Des Moines PDM ETR. COMPANY Production Workers PittsburghDes Moines Steel Advancement to Semi-skilled and Skilled Positions An Opportunity For Through Training Permanent Night Shift Work Available If Desired Good Company Benefits Now working a 45 hr. work093rd and Hickman Rd. Clive, lowa 921 Murphy St.
Des Moines, lowa 421 S.W. 5th St. Des Moines, lowa Equal Opportunity Employer PRODUCTION WORKERS NEEDED Immediate opportunity for apprentice openings in our publication press room. Minimum age 18. No previous experience required.
Must pass physical examination and be able to perform relatively heavy work and be available to work any of 3 shifts. To learn more about these opportunities either call: Miss Sharon Lane 284-9611 or Apply in person at the plant Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. MEREDITH PRINTING 5701 S.W. Park Ave.
Des Moines, lowa An equal opportunity employer Clean house with halfprice Eighth st. $10. Barbara Courter, 26, of 701 S.E. Thornton ave. driving 36 m.p.h.
in a 25 m.p.h, zone, $16. Clarence 0. Crees, 46, of 2506 E. Twenty-eighth $12. David J.
Damstrom, 22, of 1215 S.E. Heroid $14. Ronald D. Davis, 24, of 803 Oak Park $12. Richard D.
Dingman, 38, of 1211 Fiftyseventh place, $11. Richard F. Dreyer, 33, of 1330 Thirtysecond $11. Robert L. Duckworth, 25, of 2523 Morton $13.
Loy G. Elliott, 19, of Nevada, $12. Paul M. Elrod, 22, of Monroe, $15. Twyla F.
Fallis, 44, of 2741 Thompson $11. James J. Fedro, 18, of 6006 S.W. Thirteenth $15. Daniel B.
Fell, 19, of 1232 Hackley $15. Meta M. Fisher, 43, of 415 S.E. Eighth $11. Suzan Fisher, of 1411 Southlawn drive, $15.
Linda J. Fitzgerald, of 7707 Hickman road, driving 34 m.p.h. in a 25 m.p.h. zone, $10. Janet C.
Fletcher, 35, of 7218 Reite $10. Warren E. Gerstenkorn, 45, of 3940 Bel Aire road, $10. Carol B. Goodell, of Route 1, Ankeny, driving 42 m.p.h.
in a 30 m.p.h zone, $15; driving 45 m.p.h. in a 30 m.p.h. zone, $25 Sue A. Goodell, 18, of 1129 Pennsylvania $15. Denny E.
Goodman, 24, of Newton, $11. Myrna K. Goodman, 19, of 3742 Bowdoin $10. Helen W. Gould, 52, of 924 Thirtieth $10.
Elaine J. Graham, 41, of 3701 Lindlavista way, $12. Lucille J. Gray, 24, of 1919 E. Thirtythird $11.
Shirley Greene, 23, of 2326 S.E. Tenth $10. Robert J. Hall, of 3103 Forest $10. Thomas J.
Hanian, 40, of 2705 Arnold road, $10. Richard L. Hanner, 44, of 927 Pleasant View drive, $15. Ann A. Kennedy, 37, of lowa Falls, $11.
Jerry S. Kern, 16, of St. Charles, $10. Howard Kerns, 60, of 2716 E. Thirtysixth st.
$13. Helen B. King, 44, of 4072 S.E. Sixteenth court, $12. Geneva R.
Kruse, 53, of 4257 N.W. Beaver drive, $11. Donald Lair, 26, of 3407 E. Seventh $12. George H.
Lamb, 42, of 229 S.E. Livingston $10. Albert C. Lamberti, 50, of 4136 Cornell $14. Ralph 0.
Lane, 20, of 820 Maple West Des Moines, $15. Verdell P. Leavell of 1911 Allison ave. $15. James C.
Lenhart, 83, of 2240 Capitol $10. Irene E. Main, 44, of 5101 N.W. Fiftyseventh street, $12. Jack L.
Main of Johnston, $13. Loran A. Marshall, 31, of 1526 Pioneer road, driving 45 m.p.h. in a 35 m.p.h. zone, $15.
Verlin E. McBurney, 17, of 4380 S.E. Fifteenth court, $17. Idalee D. McCullar of 3916 N.E.
Fiftyfourth $15. James G. McKendrick, 25, of 712 Thirteenth West Des Moines, $13. Maurice J. McNamara, 47, of 6816 Holcomb $11.
Milford E. Meisel, 39, Colfax, $15. Robert L. Miller, 33, of Forest $20. Teena M.
Miller, 16, of 501 Locust D. Mobley, 21, of 1711 E. Twentyfourth $10. William J. Monroe, 26, of 1442 Eleventh $11.
Gerald J. Moorman, 50, of 1106 Locust $10. Gene E. Moreno, 26, of 209 Second West Des Moines, $10. James J.
Morris, 26, of Indianola, $10. Kay A. Muelhaupt, 26, of 321 Thirtyseventh $13. Keith R. Nauman of 1318 Sixth M.
O'Connor, 42, of 3731 S.E. Eighth $10. Mary Ohnemus, 28, of 1517 E. Twenty-sixth $10. Mildred M.
Otis, 48, of 1544 E. Nineteenth $10. Leslie B. Overman, 51, of 3701 Sixtyfirst $14. Russell R.
Overton, 23, of 2519 Sixtieth $10. Patricia A. Owens of 2013 E. Twentyfirst driving 48 m.p.h. in a 25 m.p.h.
zone, $15. Ronald Owens, 20, of Bouton, $13. Steven C. Peglow, 18, of 3316 E. Twenty-fourth Pamela M.
Pertzborn of 101 N.E. Seventy-second place, Ankeny, $15. Franklin A. Peuker, 23, of 4039 Sixth $11. Johnnie L.
Piggee, 21, of 1505 Linden lane, $12. Michael C. Pinckney, 16, of 1431 E. Twenty-seventh fines for five speeding violations, $120. Roger L.
Pittsenbarger, 19, of 1016 Twenty-fourth $11. Vernon W. Pruitt, 45, of 913 S.W. Titus $15. Jack P.
Pulse, 30, of 4147 Briarcliff drive, $13. Jerry W. Ray, 19, of 223 S.E. Granger $14. Elbert E.
Reed, 48, of 1017 Trisha $12. Gary A. Rodregies, 21, of 672 Nineteenth $10. Lyle F. Rogers, 52, of 923 County Line road, $10.
Richard A. Schmoor, 22, of 710 Fulton drive, $10 plus $15 fine for second violation, $25. William D. Shadle, 29, of Glidden, $12. Arlene P.
Shelton, 35, of 4140 Fiftieth $12. James Smith, 19, of Grimes, $15. Ralph E. Snyder, 42, of 5540 N.E. First $15.
Thomas R. Spray, 26, of 2131 Twentythird $11. Ruth M. Stanley, 39, of 4430 S.E. Seventeenth $10.
Leslie H. Steele 54, of 4411 Sixtyfourth $10. Glenn M. Stevens, of 4045 E. Fortyseventh $11.
Harold H. Stewart, 64, of 4102 Cambridge $11. Lee R. Stine, 33, of 4115 Leonard place, $12. Charlesene W.
Stout, 42, of 1135 Oak Park $15. Sharon L. Stout, 30, of 3322 Columbia $11. Michael E. Tham, 21, of 2814 S.E.
Fourteenth $35. Marion F. Thomas, 55, of 2144 S. Union $15. Ray T.
Townsend 20, of 3131 Fleur drive, $13. Robert E. Turner, 23, of 4210 Sixtysecond Urbandale, $20. Hull Floyd G. Van driving Zandt, 45 18, m.p.h.
of in 4047 a 50 m.p.h. zone, $20. Paul L. Van Zandt, 19, of 5735 N.E. Twenty-ninth $14.
Lloyd U. Van Zouk, of 4601 S.W. Eighth $15. Kenneth L. Vetter, 31, of 2813 Meadow Lane, West Des Moines, $11.
Douglas D. Victoria, 27, of 200 First $11. Albert W. Watson, of Dexter, $12. Leo M.
West, 47, 7243 E. Fourteenth Ankeny, $10. Doris E. Westlake, 44, of 1421 Harrison $10. Kenneth L.
Williams, 21, of 1243 E. Seventeenth court, $15. Patrick B. Wise, 21, of 2615 E. Fourteenth $15.
Brian K. Worker, 27, of 1533 Maine $11. John L. Worley, 43, of 3030 E. Washington $13.
Shelton E. Wright, of 1803 Oakland $13. The following each paid a $10 fine, unless otherwise indicated, for not making the required stop at a sign or signal light: Rainey L. Adams, 34, of 3826 Gotthieb W. Thirteenth Baumann, 27, of 3706 S.E.
Eighth st. Elmer Courtney, 29, of 1048 Sixtyseventh Windsor Hts, $11. Alfonso De Carlo, 55, of 2230 Sixtyeighth Urbandale. William C. Fooddrill, 22, of 4100 E.
Twenty-ninth Robert E. Gist, 19, of 1700 E. Twentyseventh court. Dennis A. Godwin, 18, of 4275 N.E.
Twenty-sixth st. Walter Henderson 18, of of 1310 Clark st. Terry S. Kern, 16, of St. Charles.
Judith Koepsell, 21, of Ames. Donald C. McGhee, 43, of 2304 Des Moines st. Thomas V. Neuser, 26, of 3605 Thirty.
ninth court. Michael C. Pinckney, 16, of 1431 E. Twenty-seventh st. Leo N.
Ranoles, 51, of 805 N.W. Sixtyseventh place. Donald L. Roberts, 24, of 423 E. Pleasant View drive.
Harvey E. Sims, 42, of 5714 Woodland ave. Jimmy L. Staley, 23, of 3320 E. Thirtysixth st.
The following each paid a $10 fine, unless otherwise indicated, for failure to observe a stop or yield sign: Harold R. Buckalew, 41, of 4122 E. Douglas. Earl M. Chernoff, 24, of 1332 Twentythird st.
James M. Christensen, 78, of 1218 Forty-seventh st. Archie Donald, 67, of Afton. Gerald A. Dysart, 26, of 931 Sixteenth st.
Earl W. Emmons, 34, of 3705 University ave. Charles R. Hockett, 43, of 319 Main Norwalk. Jerry L.
Jackson, 29, of 329 S.E, Titus ave. Larry L. Jenkins, 19, of 1637 Buchanan Kathy A. McGuire, 18, of 499 College ave. Gottfried Mohr, 60, of 1712 Mondamin ave Michael C.
Pinckney, 16. of 1431 E. Twenty-seventh $10 for each of vir lations. $40." A SELL Antiques Boats Cameras Dogs Electric Ranges Fuss Guitar Home Furnishi gs Indian Clubs Jacks Kettledrums Luggage Motors Nozzles Oboes Pets Quilts Radios Sporting Goods TV's Umbrellas Valves Washers Xylophones Yachts Zircons Air Conditioner Bikes Cribs Drums Embroidery Fishing Rods Golf Clubs Highboys Insulation Juvenile Furniture Kodaks Lamps Microscopes Nursery Furniture Organs Pianos Quivers Refrigerators Stereos Tables Ukuleles Vaporizers Winches Yard Tools Zithers Call 284-8141, or write the Register and Tribune.
