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22 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Madison, Weekend of Dec. 23, 1989 CLASSIFIED Production benefits Kids Fund The Wisconsin Dance Ensembles 13th annual production of thd Nutcracker Christmas classic has resulted in a $1,884 contribution to the 1989 Kids Fund drive. The contribution represents $1 from each of the tickets sold for the Saturday afternoon matinee performance of the annual production, which featured principal dancers from the American Ballet Theater and nearly 200 young dance students from throughout the Dane County area. page A Neighborhood 122389 Marketplace Toll free from within Wisconsin 1-800-Class Ad Bargain Conwr-for merchandise priced $150 or less, pets only if ad states they are free. Ads are grouped in one convenient area for the bargain hunter.

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Pnce includes PLUS which is mailed free to 47,000 non-subscnbing households in Dane County. $2.65 each additional line. 20 line maximum. Family Want Ads-our low non-commercial rates are available for garage sales and selling other personal items. Call us today so we can put an ad to work for you to sell unwanted merchandise and make cash fast.

Use the coupon which generally appears on these classified pages to order and determine the length of your ad. NON-CONTRACT DEADLINES For ads first appearing: Tuesday-Fnday ..5 30 PM the preceding day 30 PM Thursday .5 30 PM on Friday AM on Saturday Open Condominiums 712 Suburban 713 Open Suburban 714 Wisconsin Homes 720 Out of State 730 Real Estate 740 Income 750 Sites A 760 Time 761 Land For Development 762 FarmsFarm Land 763 Lake, River 764 Recreational Property 769 Commercial 766 Commercial Land 767 Business 780 Real Estate for 790 REALTY RENTALS Vacation Rentals 801 Rooms For Rent 805 Unfurnished 810 Furnished Apartments 620 Rental To Share 627- Houses 830 Duplexes 835 Townhouses 836 Condominiums For 836 Rent wOption to Buy 640 Mobile Homes, Lots to Rent 845 Suburban For Rent 840 Rent GaragesStorage 850 Parking Space 855 Wanted to Rent 860 Rent Retail Space 870 Rent Office Space 871 Rent Warehouse Manufacturing Space 872 Rent Farm Land 880 Miscellaneous For Rent 890 TRANSPORTATION Aircraft 900 Snowmobiles ft Gear 902 Campers ft Trailers 904 Motor Homes 906 Boats ft Motors 906 Motorcycle ATV 920 Bicycles 921 PartsAccessones Service 930 Wanted Automotive 940 Trucks, Vans, Trailers 950 Vehicle Loans, 960 Sports Cars 970 Antique, Collectible Cars Used Cars For Sale. 973 Vehicle Leasing 980 New Cars For Sale 990 class ad 252-7723 Sales 30 Automotive 325 Professional, Technical 330 Health Care 332 Restaurant ft 335 Building ft 340 Daycare Wanted. 346 FARMERS MARKET Horses, Stables ft Equipment 505 Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Goats 510 Poultry, Supplies 515 Hay, Grain, Pasture 520 Farm Buildings 525 Farm Equipment, Parts 530 Farm Services, Repair 535 Farm Auctions, Sales 545 MERCHANDISE Pets ft Supplies 600 601 Sales 602 Garage Sales East 603 Garage Sales West 604 Garage Sales North 605 Garage Sales South 606 Garage Sales Central 607 Garage Sales Out of Town 608 Kiddie Komer. 610 Bargain Comer 615 Good Things To Eat 616 Gift Ideas 617 Art, Prints ft Frames 620 Antiques, Collectibles 621 Chnstmas Trees 622 Home Furnishings ft Accessories 623 Appliances 626 TV ft Electronics 627 Sewing 630 Hobbies 631 Photography 632 Musical Instruments 634 Miscellaneous for Sale 636 Clothing, Jewelry 645 Sporting Goods 650 Exercise Equipment 651 Medical Equipment 652 Lawn ft Garden 663 Snow Removal 665 Office Furnishing ft Accessories 668 Business Equipment 670 Industrial Equipment 671 Computer Equipment 672 Building Material A Removal 675 FuelHeating Equipment 680 Machinery, Tools 685 REALTY SALES Real Estate Services 700 Mobile Homes for Sale 704 New Construction 705 East ft Central Homes 706 Open East ft Central 707 Madison West Homes 708 Open Madison West 709 Condominiums 711 ANNOUNCEMENTS Rideshanng 115 Bids Wanted 119 Obituary, In 130 Cemetenes, Monuments 135 Personals, Thanks 138 Personal 139 Personal 140 Companionship 142 Financial Notes 155 Lost and Found 170 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Accountants 210 Appliance Repair 212 Appraisers 214 216 Attorneys 222 Auto Repair 224 BicycleCycle Repair 226 Carpet Services 230 ConcreteMasonry 231 Custom Building 232 Computer 234 Day Care Providers 236 Deer Processing 238 Diet, Fitness 239 Drapenes 240 Dry Cleaning 242 Electrical 244 Furniture Refinishing 246 Garage Builders 246 Hairstylists 250 Heating Air Health Services 254 Household Services 255 InstructorsTutors 256 Instrument InsulationEnergy 258 Insurance Services 259 Landscaping 260 Misc.

Services 264 Moving Storage 266 268 Office Services 270 Painting Wallpaper 272 Pet Grooming 274 Plumbing 276 Printers 280 Photos Artists 262 RemodelRepair 284 Rental Charter Transportation 285 Roofing Siding 286 Security Systems 288 Snow Plowing 289 TailonngSewing 290 Towing 292 EMPLOYMENT General 300 Employment Services 301 Office, Clencal 305 DataComputer 307 Domestic, Household 310 Retail 325 Capital Times Kids Fund HOURS AM to 6 00 PM Saturday ..6 00 AM to 12.00 Noon (for Monday's edition! Additional cancellations, corrections, extensions for Monday and obituaries an be placed Saturday PM Sunday 1000 PM. CHECK YOUR AD If there are any errors or omissions, call us as soon as possible the first day. This newspaper makes every effort to avoid errors in advertisements In the event of an error, Madison Newspapers, liability is limited to a correction, if requested, or credit only for that portion of the ad rendered valueless 300 General 300 General 300 General 155 Financial Notes ion Personal Holidays presentation of the Nutcracker by the Wisconsin Dance Ensemble, gave a check for $1,884 this week to Kids Fund treasurer Loren Mortenson, of Mortenson, Matzelle and Meldrum of Madison. Mortenson is one of several community leaders who donate their services to the administration of the Kids Fund each year. Merry ChrlstmosHoppy 1990's From KenLInda at Trl-Unlty MassogeYoga Center 256-0080 Cleaning offices PMs, S.

Park 16Vihrswkly, S4.50hr. MSM 246-9665 needed before Jon. 9 to refinance home. Tax-assessed at $46,200. 424-6250 ieave messoge DAIRY HELP- Good wages, benefits, home, 1 doywk off.

No smokers, drinkers. 608-523-4191 140 Personal Interests COMPANIONS To help the handlcopped ft elderly. Call 238-0268. Medico! Personnel Pool PERSONAL LOAN WANTED Wifi pay 30 Interest back. AMS 255-6756- ask for Tim Animal Caretaker General care, feeding, handling of caged fur bearing animals.

Will train right person. Mt Horeb location. Good benefits, new facility, and regulor pay Increases. Also small lab anlmol caretakers needed in border environment, In Madison area. Apply ah 2826 Latham Dr.

Madison pm Equal Opportunity Employer Elizabeth Koehl Robert Dreps, 2 AIRLINE TICKETS From Mil-woukee to Daytona Beach, on Jon. 2 $100 ea 437-8659 $7500 Cash Homeowners 1-800-876-7520 CONCRETE FINISHERS ft LABORERS for fiat work only. Salary negotiable. 222-5515 More than 10,000 people saw the five public performances of this years Nutcracker and several thousand more schoolchildren and senior citizens took in special performances that were staged for them. The Wisconsin Dance Ensemble has been helping the Kids Fund since its first performances at the old West High School auditorium.

The Capital Times has helped sponsor the annual event and, in turn, the dance group has assisted the Kids Fund drive. The contribution puts the 1989 drive past the $12,000 mark. You, too, can help by sending your contribution to the Kids Fund, PO Box 8060, Madison, WI 53708. Here is a list of recent contributors: Previously reported $10,071.80 Emily Shabaz, Madison 50.00 Marie Harris, Madison 25.00 Earl Anderson, McFarland 5.00 Cora Bilse, Mt. Horeb 10.00 Martha De Bower, Madison 5.00 Jennie Peterson, Cambridge.

10.00 S. Raymond Kathryn Werndli, Cross Plains 25.00 Walter Steen, Madison 10.00 170 Lost and Found Round Trip Airline Tickets (2): Anywhere in continental U.S Good now throuoh, Feb. 15. $550offer 414-623-4262 eves. Deliver Telephone Books To Earn Extra --Money Men or women over 18 with auto and liability Insurance are needed to deliver the Amerltech Pages Plus Madison Directory.

Call Toll Free I 1-800-451-2125 Between 8am 4pm. Monday thru Friday Equal Opportunity Employer COOK FULL-TIME; weekend differential Four Winds Manor, Nursing Home, Verona 845-6465 Equal Opportunity Employer ARCADE ATTENDANT Port time. Space Port Amusement Center In Madison needs Individual to work 15-20 hrswk, nights and weekends. Retirees encouraged to apply. Coll Mr.

Tim at 258-8626. Utah Ski House-Sleeps 8. 20 min to Snowbird Alta. S800wk. 1-801-255-2753 HAVE YOU LOST OR FOUND AN ITEM? Let Madison Newspopershelp! Call us at 252-7723 and place a 3 line message for 3 days.

Free of choroe COUNTER HELP Mornings ond weekends, apply at Donut Delights, 1318 Midvale Blvd, Madison. Erica Mclntire, Madison 20.00 Robert Doris Evans, Monona 10.00 Dennis Desbrow, Waunakee 20.00 Mr. Mrs. Wayne Beams, McFarland 15.00 William Sally Sommers, McFarland 5.00 Sandy Mitch, Madison 5.00 Minnie Holtan, Stoughton 1.00 Madison 5.00 Robert Nancy Chritton, Madison 30.00 Trudy Heiniger, Madison 10.00 June Zimmerman, Monona 5.00 Anonymous 20.00 Elaine Laufenberg, Waunakee 5.00 Robert Marilyn Sue Eagle, Oregon 5.00 Olga Tieman, Madison 10.00 William Offerdahl, 10.00 Marie Brumm, Madison 1.00 Dorothy Kelliher, Mt. 2.00 Anonymous 2.00 Peggy Kiss, Stoughton 2.00 Jane T.

Coleman, Madison 50.00 Vaughn Conway, Baraboo 25.00 3 Ring Medical Book-Found on Sheboygan Ave, near bus stop. To Identify 266-4681 Tues-Frl ASSEMBLY WORK. Top wages paid weekly for 1st, 2nd and 3rd shift. Apply at: KELLY TEMPORARY SERVICES 238-3055 Voluntary Action Center 246-4380 DELIVERY PERSON Monday through Friday. Light maintenance, $5.00 per hour.

831-2070 BRACELET LOST Gold with Inlays of turquols, lapis ft cor-Ol. Call 249-6143. REWARD COUNTER PERSON XEROX OPERATOR Permanent, full-time position, daytime In busy copy shop. Must enjoy customer contact. We will train.

Apply In person: Bob's Copy Shop 1314 W. Johnson, St. ATTENDANT, HOUSEKEEPER, COMPANION for elderly lady, live In. 244-4014 CAMERA FOUND N. Prospect Ave area.

Call 231-2299 ask for John. DESK CLERK Nights, 11:30 p.m.-7:30 a.m. Frl-Sat. Apply In person. Ivy Inn Hotel, 2355 University BAGGERS 8t CHECKERS Needed immediately.

Good working environment. Full time benefits available. Apply In person at Sentry Htlldale, 726 Midvale Blvd. REWARD Light blue white clutch purse. Lost on Coolidge St.

on Tues. morning 5-8 am. Nov. '89. 241-8652 eves.

COUNTER SALES: Part-time. Friendly, mature person. Call Doreen at 221-3951 or Judy at 256-5454. Trtggs Bakery Todays total 2,282.00 Total to $12,353.80 SECURITY GUARD needed, evenings at Capitol Center, coll Meridian Group, 255-2435. 300 General Energy Custom Feed Processor Mixing pelleting of animal diets.

Requires physical labor some heavy lifting. Good hours, benefits, a clean environment. Will train person with attention to detail. Regular increases. Apply at: 2826 Latham Dr.

Madison 8-430 pm Equal Opportunity Employer BINDERYPRESS OPERATOR Fast growing printer has an Immediate full time opening In the Bindery Department. The individual will also be a Relief Press Operator ond must have press experience. Prefer experience on cutter, folder, ft collator. Wage negotiable In addition to an excellent benefits package. Send resume to: Tony's Instant Lrtho Printing Inc 2249 Sherman Ave.

Modison, Wl 53704 241-3395 Inspections and other real estate services, see Classification 700 REAL ESTATE SERVICES New Greens political party organizing in Mt. Horeb area The VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER has information on over 600 volunteer opportunities In Done County, including the following. Cali 246-4380 from 8am to 8pm Monday thru Friday to find out how you can get Involved. FIRST CALL FOR HELP, an information and referral service of the United Way, is looking for volunteers to staff the phones and provide Information to callers looking for help in the community. Training is provided.

Call 246-4380 for more Information. The UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL is looking for volunteers to assist In the Radiology Department escorting patients to and from appointments and to help coordinate requests and forms pertaining to that area. If you are Interested, call 246-4380 for more information. The PARENTAL STRESS CEN-TER, a child abuse prevention agency, needs volunteers to facilitate adult and children's groups, staff 0 24-hour stressline from their homes and provide child care. Progroms begin otter the first of the year.

Call 246-4380 If you would like to help. Give a Gift to Yourself ft Others Volunteer Today! CAB DRIVERS 21 yrs. old (Insurance), clean driving record. Coll 8-IOam. 256-1363 PUBLISHER'S NOTICE All help wanted advertised In this newspaper are subject to the City of Madison Equal Op' portunltles Ordinance, section 3 23, which makes It Illegal for any employer, individual or In concert with others, labor or ganizatlon or employment agency to fall or refuse to hire or to discharge ony Individual, or otherwise to discriminate against any Individual with respect to his compensation, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment because of individual's sex, race, religion, color, national origin or ancestry, oge, handicap, marital status, physical characteristics, source of income, arrest record or conviction record, less than honorable discharge, physical appearance, sexual orientation, political beliefs or the fact that such person Is a This newspaper will not knowingly accept ony advertising for help wanted which Is in violation of the ordinance.

As of June 1, 1987, federal law requires all employees to provide verification of eligibility of the right to work In this country. CAMPUS AREA The WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL is looking for a responsible, hard-working adult with an automobile. Earn extra cash, and still have time for school or workl Call Jim Tiedeman at 252-6371. CAR WASH LINEWORKERS CASHIERS Quality conscious, well groomed employees MERMAID CAR WASH 526 Grand Canyon Dr. ft 4001 East Towne Blvd.

enough strength to start taking action and possibly placing party members on ballots in the spring. The group hopes to help revitalize Stewart Lake in Mt. Horeb. The lake is suffering from silta-tion, which is making the popular swimming and fishing spot increasingly shallow. The new party also hopes to take an important role in planning a local celebration commemorating the 20th anniversary of Earth Day next April.

Johnson says it is necessary for the group to present another voice to be heard besides that of vested interests. ers, Chris Johnson, There were more people than we expected at the first meeting. Included in the 30 were six Mt. Horeb High School students who are members of the schools ecology club. At the meeting, which Johnson called exploratory, those present talked about their concerns which included ground water pollution, nitrates in water wells and the environmental corridor being debated by the Mt.

Horeb Village Board. Another meeting is being planned for Jan. 4 at 7 p.m. at the Community Center. At that meeting, the group will see if there is CARPENTERS.

Experienced in framing concrete form work. Apply at Stevens Construction Corp. 602 N. Whitney Wav, Modison. By KIM TSCHUDY Capital Times Correspondent MT.

HOREB Just a few miles from the birthplace of Progressive Party founder Robert M. La Follette, a new political party is being formed that conjures up his memory. The newly formed Southwest Wisconsin Greens already seem off to a roaring start. Approximately 30 area residents showed up to voice their concerns at the Greens first meeting, held recently at the Mt. Horeb Community Center.

According to one of the organiz 'CrM umtsdwau of Dane County FLY SAN FRANCISCO! 12-20, $100. 251-4894 WATERLOO Carriers wanted to deliver the WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL. Good pay! Must be at least 1 2 yrs. old (law), and adults are also encouraged to apply. Call Dave Denu at 1-800-362-8333 or 608) 849-4663 (collect).

EXOTIC DANCERS, Inc. Stripping Santos ft Elves 846-2678. ADULT CARRIERS Are you a morning person? Need more exercise while earning extra cash. Morning Wisconsin State Journal Routes are now available in west Madison. Dependable transportation may be required.

For more information call Bob Harrington 252-6382 between 8-10om weekdays. GROW THICK, LUSTROUS hair, nails, lashes. Call record-ed messoge 258-3782. eath Notices Modi son Computer Doting Easy, Fun, Effective 247-1744 LEARN ELECTRONICS at the Wisconsin School of Electronics. 247-6611 Carrier Cross Plains The Wisconsin State Journal Is looking for responsible hard-working boy or girl to deliver the pa per.

Must be at least 12 yrs. old (law). If Interested, call Jerry Bollweo at 252-6398 Carrier Verona The Wisconsin State Journal Is looking for a responsible hard-working boy a or girl to deliver the 'paper. Must be at least 12 yrs. old (law).

If interested, call Jerry Ballweq at 252-6398 Carrier Johnsons Creek The Wisconsin State Journal Is looking for a responsible hard-working boy or girl fo deliver the paper. Must be at least 12 yrs. old (law), if interested, call Dave Denu at 1-800-362-8333 or 608-849-4663 ACE, William T. Oregon CHESEMORE, George W. Monona ORMORD, Irving C.

Verona ROSEMAN, Marie G. McFarlandBoscobel Supervisory Management training for the working adult Day, evening. Madison Area Technical College. 608-267-3131 or 246-6008 AMERICAN It's Got To Be Good! SHIPPING CLERK Amerlcon TV Service Deportment has an opening In Its shipping deportment. This is an entry level position.

The hours ore 10 a.m. to 6:30 Monday thru Friday. Please apply at the front counter of the Service Department. We are located east of the West Bettllne store at 2601 Whalen Lane. No ohone calls please.

PREGNANCY COUNSELING Toll Free 1-800-362-8028 Death notices 7:30 a m. to 2.30 m. weekdays 8 a m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m.

to 4:30 m. Sunday At Mentor Hospital Volunteers needed. 267-6257 Shopko store hours Tom to 10pm; Sat. am TpmSun. 10am 6pm MONTICELLO AFTERNOON ROUTE DELIVERY Boys or girls 1 2 yrs.

or older (law) Very little collecting Good pay Phone 1 -800-362-8333 or Collect 873-4010 Ask for Ole Ace, William T. (Bill) OREGON William T. (Bill) Ace, age 74, of 652 Oak died on Friday, December 22, 1989, at a Madison hospital. He was born on October 21, 1915, In the Town of Oregon, and was a retired employee with the Universf--ty of Wisconsin. Bill married the former Lucille Putts on April 23, 1941, In Dubuque, Iowa, and he was a member of the People's United Methodist Church.

He is survived by his wlfe Lucille; two sons, William J. (Barbara) Ace of Oregon, and Robert Ace of Mount Horeb, Wisconsin; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and his sister, Betty Ace Of Oregon. He was preceded in death by his parents; three brothers, Floyd, Emerson ond Robert; and a sister, Jeanette Therkelsen. Funeral services will be held at the PEOPLES UNITED METHODIST CHURCH at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, December 24, 1989.

The Reverend Myke Christensen will officiate. Burial will be in Prairie Mound Cemetery. Friends may call from noon on Sunday, until time of services at the church. The Booth-Gonderson Funeral Home, 431 Soden Drive, Ore-oon. Is serving the family.

HAZLETON LABORATORIES AMERICA. IMC. CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT Mmmmm I DEERFIELD Carrier Oregon The Wisconsin State Journal is looking for a responsible hard-working person to deliver the paper. Must be at least 12 yrs. old (law).

If Interested, call Jerry Ballweg at 252-6398 or Brian Conway at 835-3072 books, trips, tuition, rent. The Clinical Research Unit conducts medical studies that can pay hundreds of dollars. New studies starting frequently. Studies vary in time commitment and procedure Some outpatient some require overnight stays. Supervised by health care professionals at all times.

Convenient location within the Meriter Madison-General Hospital complex. 1 We will soon have an opening for a Capital Times (afternoon) carrier in the city of Deerfield. This is a 7-day route for approximately 12 hour per day, delivery Monday thru Friday afternoons, Saturday Sunday mornings. Must be at least 12 yrs old (law). If you have this time free, this is an excellent opportunity to earn extra money ana exercise at the same time.

Interested individuals should call 252-6396 or 757-1755 (collect) and ask for Sue. (Jerry) Feucht, Flora (Peter) Beehner, Hazel Santelll, and Margaret Fairholm; a brother, Jim (Margaret) Ormord; and eight grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at the KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 4718 Hammersley Road, on Monday, December 25, 1989, at 6:00 p.m. Fitch-Lawrence-SanFillippo Funeral Home 6021 University Avenue Roseman, Mrs. Marie G.

MCFARLANDBOSCOBEL -Mrs. Marie G. Roseman, age 91, died on Friday, December 22, 1989, In a Madison hospital. She was the former Marie Redmond, born at Boscobel on November 16, 1898, the daughter of William and Anna (Sweeney) Redmond. She married Harry James i Roseman In 1920, and he preceded her in death in 1968.

She was employed at Olson's Dress Shop on State Street in Madison for many years until retiring. She was a member of Christ the King Catholic Church In McFarland, R.S.V.P. of Madison, and St. Marys Hospital Auxiliary. Surviving are three daughters, Kathryn Carscallen of California, Mary (Richard) Hubanks of McFarland, and Helen (Carl) Nelson of Milwaukee; 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held on Tuesday evening, December 26, 1989, at 6:00 p.m. at CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC CHURCH, with the Reverend Arthur Koth officiating. Burial will be in the Boscobel Cemetery. Visitation only at the church from 4:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m.

on Tuesday. Memorials may be made to Christ the King Charities, R.S.V.P., or St. Marys Hospital. Olson-Holzhuter Funeral Home McFarland the former Leona Kellerman on October 9, 1954, in Watertown. Mr.

Chesemore was a sargent with the Dane County Sheriff's Department, 5 where he worked 25 years until his retirement. He was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church, and Its Holy Name Society. He was also a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 4586, 'the Madison Elk's Lodge 410, and the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Officers Association. Survivors include his wife, Leona; a brother, Russell Chesemore; a sister, Mrs. Lyle (Ruth) Fish, both of Hillsboro, Oregon; an ounf, Mrs.

Mattie Schukardt of Richland Center; and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 5101 Schofield Street, at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 24, 1989. Father James Murphy win officiate. Burial will be on Tuesday, December 26, 1989, at St.

Henry's Catholic Cemetery, Watertown. Friends may call from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 23, at the GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 5203 Monona Drive, where there will be a scripture service at 6:45 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Ormord, Irving C.

VERONA Irving C. Ormord, age 60, passed away on December 22, 1989. He was born on February 1, 1929, to Stephen and Hazel (Packard) Ormord In Waterloo, Iowa. He is survived by his wife, Betty; four daughters, Kathryn (Tom) Paine of Johnson Creek, Deborah (Gregory) Olson of Madison, Fay (Boyd) Lycan of Madison, and Brenda (George) White of Sun Prairie; a son, Kurt Ormord of Brooklyn, Wisconsin; four sisters, Edith CAR WASHERS Flexible hours. Full or part time.

Opportunity to advance. Starting up to $4hour. Quick raises for hard-working, dependable employees. Apply In person Octopus Car Washes 2202 University Ave 1039 E. Washington 907 S.

Park St. vaWv I Ar Call 267-6512 Between Monday-Friday Check the Madison Newspapers Classified Personal Interest Column Wednesdays Sundays For Current Studies Listen to WTSO-AM, WIBA-FM and WTFX-FM Radio Dial County Hotline 221-6565 and Enter 5227 for more information. NEW GLARUS AFTERNOON ROUTE DELIVERY Boys or girls 1 2 yrs. or older (law) Very little collecting Good pay Phono 1 -800-362-8333 or Collect 873-4010 Ask for Ole CASHIER: Total Petroleum, 2601 E. Washington Ave.

Full or part-time, 2nd ft 3rd shift Will troln. Chesemore, George W. "Bill" MONONA George W. "BIT Chesemore, age 72, of Monona, died on Thursday, December 21, 1989, unexpectedly of a local hospital. He was born on January 2, 1917, in Richland County, and came to Madison as a young boy.

He graduated from Madison West High School, and also attended the UW-Madison. He married CASHIER-For Dry Cleaning store, full time, health insurance, paid vacation. Apply ah Pauls Classic Cleaners, 3918 Monona Dr. 246-8777 HAZLETON LABORATORES AMERICA, INC. CLINICAL RESEARCH UNIT CLEANERS office cleaning evenings.

Call Programmed Cleaning, 255-9996.