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where he had lived since. Mr. Pechtl leaves his widow and a daughter, Patricia, Monterey Park, Calif. He also leaves two brothers, Karl, New England, and John, El Centro, and two sisters, Mrs. Katherine Hogan, El 1 Centro, and Ann Pechtl, New England.

Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the St. Mary's Catholic Church of New England with tine Rev. Eugene LaMeres officiating. Burial will be made at the church cemeter with Mischel-Olson Funeral Home in 1 charge.

Pallbearers will be Robert L. Clark, Lloyd Zeren, Paul Gardner, Arvin Utter, Arvid G. Wiklund and Earl Rundle. The body will be at the Mis. chel-Olson Chapel from p.m.

Saturday until Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Berning, Resident's Daughter Mrs. Dorothea Berning, 51, Schnectady, N.Y., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Enders, Bismarck. died Friday morning in New York. Mrs.

Berning was born here on June 17. 1918. She attended St. Mary's High School here and the Dickinson State College. She married Robert, Berning in Lincoln, May 2, 1941.

Mrs. Berning leaves her parents, a brother, Charles S. Enders, and a sister, Mrs. Bernard Hillyer, all of Bismarck. She also leaves seven children, Frank, Schenectady, N.

Mrs. Bob (Patricia) Lilac, in Ohio, Margaret and Mary, in California, and Ellen, Thomas and William, at home. THEY FOUND IT! BISMARCK TRIBUNE, 1 44 THE 1 IN WUG THEY FOUND IT IN THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED WANT ADS Sample Ad A Bedroom Set AGRICY LIKE NEW 4-PIECE BEDROOM SET. Walnut veneer finish. For more information call 000-0000.

BUYING OR SELLING? PHONE NOW 223-2500 Ext. 70 or 32 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE or call G. DEATHS DEATHS David Bloomquist, Residents' Grandson Word has been received here of the death of a former Bismarck boy who was the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John Nies and Mrs.

Ethel Bloomquist of Bismarck. Funeral services for David Bloomquist, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bloomquist, 6930 Indiana Minneapolis, were held Saturday, Jan. 10 at the Faith Baptist Church of Minneapolis.

David spent the early years of his life in Bismarck and attended schools here. In 1965 his family moved to Minneapolis. He was in the sixth grade there and was in the Morris Nilsen Choir and other active, church activities. He leaves his parents, maternal grandparents. paternal grandmother, and a sister, Debra.

Mike J. Pechtl, 62, New England Resident Mike J. Pechtl, 62, former New England resident, died in LaJolla, early Thursday morning. Mr. Pechtl was born to Joseph and Mary Pechtl at Regent, on April 10, 1907.

He spent his boyhood in Regent and moved with his family to New England in 1924. Mr. Pechtl married Ethel Harrison at New England on June 26, 1929. He was associated with Pechtl Motors in New England until 1947 when he moved to Billings, Mont. A few years later he moved to El Centro, I Ads Use Convenient Quick Action Low Cost Classified- for Buying, Selling, Renting, Hiring HERE'S HOW Here's now you can use these convenient Classified Columns: Call 223-2500, Extension 32 or 70.

A friendly Ad-Visor will help you word your ad for results. Rates apply to consecutive days. Minimum charge is for 15 words. Blind ads using Tribune box number are charged an additional 50c. Replies mailed the say we receive them.

SAMPLE AD SAMPLE AD THIS IS A SAMPLE WANT AD. AN 86 this size contains about Afteen average words. Cards of Thanks and in Memoriams Up to 50 Words 51 to 75 Words $2.00: 76 Words and Over $3.00 Classified Reader Deadline Noon Day Before Fublication (Saturday 11 A.M.) For Classified Dispiay Deadline, Please Contact Classified Display Advertising Department Business and Professional Directory Consult This Guide for Quick Reference PLEASE CHECK YOUR AD The Bismarck Tribune makes every effort to avoid errors in advertise ments. Each ed is carefully checked and proofread. But when you handle thousands of ads each day, mistakes do slip through, We ask, therefore, that you check your ad, and if you find an error, report it to The Tribune Classitied Dept.

Immediately by call ing 223-2500. We regret that we cannot be responsible for more then one day's incorrect insertion if you do not call the error to our attention. Thank you. Classified Advertising. AIR-CONDITIONING AND WARM AIR HEATERS LENNOX WARM AIR HEATING, AIR conditioning, sheet metal Hindemith Tin Shop.

210 Eighth St. 223-7972. APPLIANCES USED TV SETS, REFRIGERATORS, washers, dryers, ranges and deep treezes. Corwin-Churchill Appliance Co. Dial 223-1170.

BICYCLES SCHWINN BICYCLES SERVICE FOR all bicycles, HO Railroads, models hobbies. SCHACHT. INC. 218 Main (BD) TOYS, TOYS, TOYS. Anderson Ace Hardware.

Dial 223-9255. CORPORATE RECORDS CORPORATION RECORDS, INCLUDING indexed permanent records, corporate seal and stock certificates. Complete. Call Bismarck Tribune, Commercial Dept. 223-2500.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1-Card of Thanks In the loss of our cherished daughter and sister we thank our many friends for the numerous comforting messages, beautiful flowers, memoials, food and calls; the Revs. John L. MacMullen and Frank A. Rumer and the Buehler Fu. neral Home.

We also express our gratitude for consoling service. Dr. and Mrs. B. A.

Girard and Dr. and Mrs. Scott B. Girard. 3-Personals Interstate Detective Bureau Licensed and Bonded Confidential Modern Equipment Photography Hire an established, responsible and experienced Detective.

References furnished. N. 4th Street Suite 12, Box No. 4 Bismarck, N. Dak.

Phone Day or Night 255-1317 or 255-1018 4-Lost and Founc PURSE LOST OR STOLEN from car while parked at 21st and Ave. D. $5.00 reward for purse and valuables, Call 255-1586 after 5. CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs.

Ervin Moszer, 1214 Eastwood Bismarck, you are the lucky couple to win free tickets to the movie, The Money And Run," showing at the Bismarck Theatre now until Jan, 20th, Just present this ad along with your identifi Compliments of The Bismarck Tribune. 9-Schools Colleges 9-Schools Colleges LEARN IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING VA NEXT ALSO APPROVED CLASS KEYPUNCH FEB. 9 COURSES For full information write or call: The Programming Institute Villa Italia 7200 W. Alameda Denver, Colorado 303 936-2313 Sverre Bruun, 79, Bismarck Resident Funeral services for Sverre Bruun, 79, Dakotan Hotel resident who died Wednesday at a local 1 hospital, will be held at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Boelter Funeral Chapel.

The Rev. Gerald J. Mertz will officiate. land Mrs. Bruun Peter born Bruun to Mr.

in Norway on March 31, 1890. He was educated in Norway and spent his entire life as a sailor and captain of oil tankers. He came to this country in 1940 and was employed as an oil tanker captain the Standard Oil Co. on the run from Duluth, to Whiting, Ind. Since his retirement about six years ago, Mr.

Bruun had lived in Hayward and Spooner, and in Bismarck. He leaves brother, Jens, in Norway, and three nephews and a niece of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Fred Theurer, 82, Elgin Area Farmer Fred Theurer, 82, retired Elgin area farmer, died Thursday at the Elgin hospital after a long illness. Mr. Theurer was born to Michael and Magdalena Theurer at Menno, S.D., Aug.

5, 1887. He came the Elgin area with his parents in 1897. They steaded 10 miles north of Elgin. Mr. Theurer married Pauline Weiss at the Stone Church north of Elgin on Oct.

11, 1919. After their marriage they farmed in Minnesota for two years. Mr. Theurer returned to this state and worked in the Beulah coal mines from 1921 to 1925 when he returned to farming. They retired from their farm north of Elgin in 1946, and moved to Elgin.

Mr. Theurer leaves his widow. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Zion American Lutheran Church of Elgin. The Rev.

Eugene Ketterling will officiate. Burial will be made at the church cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jim Martell, Marvin Dittus, Jim Theurer, William Pigors, Otto Zeller and Otto Scheffelmeier. (Meyer Funeral Home.) Flying's 'Henry Piper Dies at 89 LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (AP) William Thomas Piper 89.

known as the "Henry Ford of Aviation" and the "grand old man of private flying" died Thursday night at Lock Haven Hospital. Piper was board chairman of Piper Aircraft one of the larger companies in the production of low and medium priced aircraft. Piper sold 4,474 planes in 1968 for $96.7 million. LAST IMPORTANT ACT Andrew Johnson's last important act as president of the United States was the proclamation on Christmas Day, 1868. of complete pardon to all who had been concerned in the Answer to Previous Puzzle Murder Mysteries SCOw CONE ACROSS DOWN SERENE 1 Spade 1 TRAIN Satisfies (Hammett) 2 Spring month ARE Mayo 3 Watered NOS (Taylor) fabric 8 Nero 4 Friend (Fr.) (Stout) 5 Swards 12 Away (prefix) 6 13 Movement village BELS Greenland (music) 7 Warble being ebbing and 14 Son of Isaac 8 Affluence 31 Greek letter flowing 15 Island 9 Capital of 32 Barbarous 47 Worship (Bib.) off Norway Asiatic 48 Nostrils Venezuela 10 Secular 33 17 Icelandic Become old 49 Appointment 11 Flinch (coll.) 34 Auricle to meet measure 16 Requires 38 It exists 50 Hillside 18 Ireland 19 20 Soak flax (contr.) (Scot.) Holmes (Doyle) 22 Light touch 39 Be silent 51 Operates Slumber 25 Point (music) 52 Insects 21 26 Hebrew priest 41 Fortune 53 Egyptian river 23 Allow 24 Desert fruit 28 Moray (Bailey) 54 Happy 29 Watch 42 Child's game 58 King of 27 Plural demonstrative 30 Abstract 45 Pertaining to Judah (Bib.) 31 pronoun 10 Punish (var.) 35 Even (contr.) 12 38 Embrace 37 Babbles 16 40 Inactive 43 Operatic 20 selection 22 44 Gnaw 46 Meager 24 (28 30 50 Boasting 55 Biblical tower 31 32 33 35 56 Ladder part 57 Slow 36 37 39 59 Person 40 42 opposed 60 Exclamation 45 46 48 of pity 61 Legal point 50 52 53 55 62 Existence (Latin) 56 6 58 63 Tyndareus' 59 wife (myth.) 8 64 Superlative 62 'suffix THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Friday, January 16, 1970 15 BUSINESS FINANCIAL 7-Business Opportunities Lawrence Sibla, Glen Ullin Farmer Lawrence W.

Sibla, 68, retired Glen Ullin farmer, died at St. Alexius Hospital on Wednesday. Mr. Silbla was born to Price and Anna Cunningham at Burt, Iowa, on Aug. 28, 1901.

After the death of his parents he was taken, in 1903, to Almont to live with his foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sibla. After their death he lived with the Kottenbrook family north of Glen Ullin until his marriage. On Nov.

17, 1925, he Katherine Freitag at Glen Ullin. They farmed about three miles north of Glen Ullin. Mr. Sibla leaves his widow: two daughters, Mrs. Edward Schaner, Mandan, and Doris, a at home, and two sons, Kenneth, Glen Ullin, and James, at home.

He also leaves a sister, Peter J. Meisner, Glen Ullin, and 17 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Glen the Rev. Mark Renner officiating.

Burial will be made at the Sacred Heart Cemetery with Dittus Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers will be Albert, Peter and Frank Freitag, Frank Constance: Christ Wanner and Schumacher. Mrs. Esther Rooth, Bismarck Resident Funeral services for Mrs. Esther T.

Rooth, 74, 309 Ave. F. East, who died Wednesday in a local hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First eran Church of Bismarck. Rev.

Warren K. Johnson will The ficiate. Burial will be made at the Mandan Union Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Ray Moores, Evan Lips, Ernest Fleck, Robert Woodmansee, Kenneth Opheim and E. L.

Martinson. Mrs. Rooth was born to Charles G. and Ella Johnson at Watertown, on Sept. 26, 1895.

She was educated in 1 the Watertown schools. Mrs. Rooth lived in Minneapolis for some time before coming to Mandan in 1933. She married Arthur G. Rooth at Bismarck on Aug.

16, 1935. They lived in Mandan until 1952 when they moved to El Paso, Tex. They also lived at Aitkin, for some time before moving to Bismarck in 1965. Mr. Rooth died in 1967.

Mrs. Rooth leaves a son, Lt. Col. Richard A. Rooth, Ft.

Bliss, a daughter, Mrs. Gilbert (Carolyn) Olson, Bismarck, and four grandchildren. She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Hemfer Grefe, Watertown, and and two brothers, Mrs. Ward Nelson, Minneapolis, son, Burlingame, and Melvin Johnson, Le Sueur, Minn.

The family requests that memorials be made to the First Lutheran Church of Bismarck. Garry 'Callaghan Garry 0 'Callaghan, 85, Hazelton, died Monday at his farm home. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Hazelton Presbyterian Church. Boelter Funeral Home is in charge.

Business 1 Opportunity Established opportunity for small investment in this area. 2. Investments from $5,000 to $28,0000 with no franchise fee. 3. Our method has been proven.

The potential is growing tremendously by following our proven method. 5. Your annual volume should be six times your original investment, with much greater than average per cent of net profit. Call area code 612-933-2255, or write to: Norman Larsen, 701 East Excelsior Avenue, Hopkins, Minnesota 55343. CORNER LOT front 100 ft.

Down. town. Also 300 solid block. front 150'. write Tribune Ad No, 100051, in care of The Bismarck Tribune.

LAUNDROMAT FOR SALE. CAN BE purchased with building and six apartments Will take trade 255-0512. EDUCATION 9-Schools Colleges Nursery School Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. 4 and 5-year-olds.

Mrs. Don Rollie, 255-4912. EMPLOYMENT 12-Help Wanted-Men, Women HELP WANTED Lineman: Need man with experience in electrical distribution line maintenance and construction. Outpost position located at Buffalo, South Dakota. Pay good and fringe bonefits: hospitalization, retirement, and life insurance, sick leave privilege, and vacation.

Must be a high school graduate. Contact Donald Hanson, Staff Assistant, Grand Electric Cooperative, Bison, South Dakota 57620. Phone' 274-2341. Night 274-3441. HELP WANTED Man with some creamery experience or cheese plant experience to take over job as second cheese maker, We will train if neces.

sary. Steady job with good salary and fringe benefits. Unless you like this type of work, and plan to stay with it do not apply. For further details write: Milt Nieison, Rugby Creamery, Rugby, N. 58368.

MECHANIC Excellent opportunity for ambitious man with some experience. Incentive program in three-man shop. IN farm and light Ind. dealer. Torgerson Implement.

Kalispell, Mont. 59901. 752-2272. APPLICATIONS WILL be accepted to January 31st for Chief of Police. tact Matt Wirtz, Police Commissioner, Ray, N.D.

Data Processing Programmer Analyst North Dakota Blue Cross and Blue Shield have a position available for a data processing programmer. Excellent opportunity for experienced individual who can design systems and develop computer programs utilizing COBAL language. Job offers tremendous challenge and room for advancement due to expanding programs under consideration. Salary open. Excellent benefit program provided.

Person hired will relocate in Fargo, If you are interested and feel qualified, write or call Blue Cross and Blue Shield, 301 8th Street South, Fargo, Phone 235-1191. An Equal Opportunity Employer NURSES WANTED: Gackle Hospital, Pay is $3.00 to $3.15 per hour. Apply to Rotalie Weltz, Administrator. General Agents Needed Hospitalization, life and looking for agency? It's now available to license and life representatives for the Bismarck and surrounding area. Policies that sell complete lines.

Pre-existing conditions covered, family rates, disability income plan, no waiting period. We pay top commissions at renewals. Write or call Roy Huft, Union Fidelity Insurance 410 17th Street North, Bismarck. Phone 255-4928. Replies confidential.

Personal interview Ofranged. WANTED. MEN and women full or partCall to sell Nutrilite products, 663-6933. Need Extra Income? Three part time and two full time men or women between ages 21 and 40 needed for sales work. Must have car and be neat.

For personal interview, coll 223-9743 between 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. SERVICE STATION attendant wanted. Must be mechanical minded and over 21 years of age. A Prefer married.

Apply in person. BIll's 1-94, exit 35, Bismarck, Good Opportunity Good Opportunity to Experienced man manage air conditioning, sheet metal, refrigeration and ventilation department in a well established business, Must be able to estimate, lay out work and buy materials. For interview, contact Robert Gibb Sons, Box 1500, Fargo, N. Dok. PASTRY COOK wanted at the State Capl.

tol Lunch room. Call 723-8766. WANTED A WOMAN companion for my wife to stay with her in our home. Call 462-3690, Washe burn. Managerial Assistant Ambitious man of unquestionable character to develop as managerial assistant for internationally known company.

Capable of earning $10,000 annually, guaranteed income of $125 $200 per week dependent on qualifications. Group insurance and retirement plan based on profit sharing. Call 223-4828 Sunday. January 18th between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.

WANTED EXPERIENCED waitress, Apply in person. Steady work. Patterson Hotel. HELP WANTED Two R.N.'S and one L.P.N, needed at the Linton Hospital, Good salary and all fringe benefits. If interested, call A.

Horner, Administrator, collect 254-4642. BABYSITTER TO COME In. Two chitdren. age 5 and 3. Transportation provided.

Five days a week. Call only after 7 p.m. 223-2144. ELECTRIC APPLIANCE REPAIR APPLIANCES, TV AND RADIO REpair. Dakota Apoliance Electric Shop, 207 North 10th Street.

223-1893. ETCHINGS HALFTONES AND ETCHINGS. COMpiete art work facilities. Bismarck Tribune, 222 4th dial 223-2500. GUNS WE PAY CASH FOR GUNS.

SCHEELS Our Own Hardware, Arrowhead Plaza Shopping Center, Bismarck. 223-8578. INCOME TAX INCOME TAX and year around account. ing for business, industry, individuals. Work Guaranteed.

Wilbert Murray. 255- 0827. FEDERAL AND STATE Income tax servIce. Call before 7:00 p.m. Jack Monahan, 223-2221.

FEDERAL AND STATE TAX returns and year around accounting. Call 223-0142. LOW RATES. Federal and state tax preparations. Experienced.

Mrs. Marie Wiese, 4 mites east on old Highway 10. 223-3087. PLUMBING AND HEATING CALL THOMPSON'S LITTLE PLUMBER for fast. efficient service.

205 Seventh St. 223-3393. LUMBING AND HEATING AND BOILER sales and service. Larson Shop, 215 Airport Road, PRINTING Instant Copies Xerox While You Wait! Up to 15 First Copy Additional Copies 25 Copies $2.50 50 Copies $4.50 Bismarck Tribune Co. 222 Fourth St.

223-2500 COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF ALL kinds, from letterheads to catalogs. Quick service. Bismarck Tribune. 222 Fourth Street. Dial 223-2500.

(BD) SEWING MACHINES NEW. USED MACHINES. REPAIRS, any make. 26 years experience. Lift Sewing Service.

715 11th Street. 223 9310. UPHOLSTERING EXPERIENCED FURNITURE UPHOL stery and repair. Supplies, fabrics, pic ture frames, lemon polisn. Jen sen's, 510 Main.

223-5353. VACUUM CLEANERS ELECTROLUX SALES, SERVICE, AND supples. Electrolux, 716 East Broadway, Bismarck, North Dakota. 223 4867. AUTHORIZED HOOVER SALES AND Service.

New vacuum cleaners. 1801 Catherine Drive. Call 255-1932. ANNOUNCEMENTS -Special Notices Horse Drawn SLEIGH RIDES and catering for small parties. Call 255-0296 or 223-3973 after 5:00.

BUSINESS FINANCIAL -Business Opportunities WANT YOUR OWN RUSCO DIVISION of RUSCO IND. MFG. of the FAMOUS RUSCO Steel Insulating Windows and Doors Has Available a Dealer Franchise For the Bismarck Area Guaranteed No Risk Investment. For Complete Details Write: Tribune Ad No. 100041 Bismarck Tribune FOR SALE Wiebe's Gamble Store on Main in Hazen.

Building is 2 blocks. Selling because of death in family. $8,000. $2,000 down. For more information, 500 Gus Miller, Golden Valley 983-5443.

FLOORING BUSINESS for sale, All equipment. vehicles included. Call 663-6930. Own Your Own Business Midwest manufacturing company has openings for distributors In the Bismarck area. Above average Income.

Investment secured. Write Box 295, Bismarck, N. Dak. Major Oil Company Has a very new station for Immediate lease. Outstanding opportunity.

Paid training. Financial assistance available for the right man. Contact: Humble Oil Refinery 223-7839 TAD Dial 223-2500 EXTENSION 32 and 70 and not Milt N. to Pay Rotalie for call Bismarck. Ofranged.

partCall.