Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming (2024)

Casper, Wyo. Wednesday, December 29, 1993 Dorothy B. Kerns SHERIDAN Services for Dorothy B. Kerns, 87, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Champion Funeral Home.

Interment will be at the Masonic Circle of the Sheridan Municipal Cemetery. Mrs. Kerns died Dec. 27, 1993, at Colonial Manor Nursing Home in Deer Lodge, Mont. She was born Aug.

4, 1906, in Dayton, to area pioneers Benjamin and Florence (Coast) Ketcham. She attended grade school in Dayton, graduating from Sheridan High School in 1925. She also completed Normal Training there and did course work at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. During the 1920s, she worked at Eaton's Dude Ranch. She then taught at Spotted Horse, and at the mining town of Monarch near Sheridan.

In 1930, she married James F. Kerns. The couple ranched at various places between Wyola, and Parkman, Wyo. She continued to ranch for six years following her husband's death in 1959, and then moved Sheridan. In 1989, she moved to Deer Lodge.

Mrs. Kerns was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Circle No. 4 of Sheridan, and a former member of Eastern Star and Daughters of the Nile. She enjoyed traveling, reading, playing bridge and raising horses. Preceding her in death her husband, and three brothers, Homer, Ralph and Benjamin Ketcham.

Survivors include two sons, Robert L. Kerns of Helena, and James W. Kerns of Seattle; her daughter, Barbara Paull of Deer Lodge; her sister, Ethelmae Harwood of Cheyenne; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. Memorials to either the First Presbyterian Church of Sheridan or to a charity of the donor's choice would be appreciated. Contributions may be made in care of Delphine Toner, First Interstate Bank, Sheridan 82801.

The Champion Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Jeremy Scott Bennett LANDER Services for Jeremy Scott Bennett, 23, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. Burial will follow at Mount Hope Cemetery. Mr.

Bennett died Dec. 27, 1993, at his home in Lander. He was born May 20, 1970, in Lander, the son of Leslie Kay and Ila Ann (Groesbeck) Bennett. He attended Lander schools, graduating from Lander Valley High School in 1988. He then attended Central Wyoming College.

He had worked for various construction contractors and for the past 13 months, he had worked for Lander Glass and Mirror. An avid outdoorsman, he enjoyed hunting, fishing, mountain biking, and snowmachining. Survivors include his parents of Lander; grandparents, Geneve Bennett, Provo, Utah, and Ila Groesbeck, Springville, Utah; two sisters, Kelli Jones of Lander and Jill Sweglar, Las Vegas; one brother, Mark Bennett of Lander; four nieces and four nephews, and his companion, Kristy Tschannen of Lander. Arrangements are under the direction of Hoopes Funeral Home. Edith Hoffman Bridgmon LARAMIE Services for former Wheatland resident, Edith Hoffman Bridgmon, 95, of Laramie will be conducted at 11 a.m.

Wednesday at the Wheatland United Methodist Church by Rev. Linda Barnes. Burial will follow at the Wheatland Cemetery. Mrs. Bridgmon died Dec.

25, 1993, at Ivinson Memorial Hospital. She was born Feb. 12, 1898, in Wheatland, the daughter of Augustus and Julia (Pfieffer) Hoffman. She later graduated from Wheatland High School. On April 7, 1920, she married Orvel L.

Bridgmon in Wheatland. Mrs. Bridgmon spent all but the last two years living in Wheatland. She was a 50-year member of Order of Eastern Star; a life member of Wheatland United Methodist Church; and held memberships in Wheatland Grange and Services for Seniors of Wheatland. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, two sisters, five brothers and a grandson.

Survivors include three daughters, Margaret Payne of Laramie, Marion Vogt of Wheatland and Mildred Lawrence of Shawnee Mission, a son, George Bridgmon of Laramie; 11 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to the Laramie Peak Museum or Services for Seniors, both in Wheatland. Montgomery-Stryker Funeral Home in Laramie and the Platte Funeral Home of Wheatland are in charge of arrangements. Julia 'Judy' Gibb DOUGLAS Services for former Douglas resident, Julia "Judy" Gibb, 89, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan.

8, 1994, at Christ Episcopal Church in Douglas. Mrs. Gibb died Dec. 24, 1993, at the home of her niece in Savannah, Ga. A more complete obituary will follow.

The Converse Funeral Chapel of Douglas and the Fox and Weeks-Hodgson Funeral Home of Savannah are in charge of arrangements. Elizabeth J. Beatty rangements. $150. Male.

Call after 6, 235-8129 ACT 1 welcomes Kay Silva! For appts call 265-ACT 1 (2281) CIGARETTES WHOLESALE (The Pawn King) 265-9704 687-1547 or 347-2055 DON'T Fool Around! Play A'Round Indoor Miniature Golf PLAY A'ROUND. Eastridge Mall. 237-3635 DR. RAINEY My Captain! Captain, My Captain! IF YOU attended Energy Equipment X-Mas party at Armours on Dec. 11th wore a length black leather coat.

Please call 577-1484 after 6. You have the wrong coat! NEED a place to sell your product? See Originals Ideas, 4025 CY Ave. NEW PUPPY OWNER? Puppy training. wks old. 1-on-1 consultations.

Nonstressfull environment. (Your home at your convenience.) Appts only: Genie, 234-5315 OPENING JANUARY 3RD Whispers West. Wilton cake supplies-below book. Arts crafts consignments. 511 S.

Durbin 234-1020 SNOWBLOWER Craftsman Drift Breaker, 5 spd power propelled, 14" impeller, xint runs great, $700. Call 237-2559 SPECIAL Set of Acrylic nails $27.50. Ask Mini. California Nails Hair. 266-6245 TIME IS MONEY! You realize the more people you can reach with your ad, the better the chance of selling your product or service.

Let WYCAN help! It's just $109 for a 25-word message that will be printed in 42 participating Wyoming newspapers. Call the Casper Star -Tribune for details at 266-0555; or 1-800- 442-6916, toll-free in Wyoming 11. Travel CASPER to Austin, departs 12. Happy Ads 14. Entertainment Classifieds deliver 266-0555 RE RESULTS 10.

Personals 10. Personals The Casper Star-Tribune Classified Department and Business Office will be closed Saturday, January 1st. We will re-open Monday, January 3rd as usual. We wish everyone a Happy New Year! 2. Auctions 3.

Pet Remembrances 4. Lost Found FOUND MALE DOGS: Poodle black, 2100 21st: co*cker mix, black white, 1800 Hyview, Retriever, gold, Coal Creek neutered male Malamute, black white, 700 3rd, Evansville. FEMALE DOGS: Lab, black, 1700. 2nd; Shepherd mix, black brown, 300 Lennox; Lab mix, blond. 2300 Coffman; 3 Lab mix black white, 2300 Coffman; Sheltie mix, black, tan white.

$67.000. 577- 1811. No Realtors please. 2018 S. JACKSON.

VA no down payment. 2 bdrm home, attached gar, woodstove, xint 1100 sq ft. To see call Orval Coy, 235-1966 Coy Realty WHETHER YOU'RE JUST STARTING, would like to move up or are buying investment property. call Judi Anderson to find just the right property for you. Take a look at this darling 3 nonbsmt.

at 2817 It's newly listed, has a 1 car attached alley access large backyard is in a quiet, west side, for those east side aficionados 1401 Ivy Lane only $75,500. A lovely bi-level family home with 4 bdrm. (possibly 5), 2 great baths, mature landscaping on a large fenced pie-shaped lot. RV parking in a neighborhood close to schools great shopping. Call Judi Anderson today.

Don't miss these great homes. ERA Arrow Realty, 266-2320 7 anytime. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preferences, limitations or discrimination. Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians; pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law.

Our readers are hereby informed that all dwelling advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain of discrimination call HUD Toll-free 1-800-669- 9777. The Toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275. 21. TWO adjoining townhouses to be sold together.

Live in 1 rent the other great cash flow. 9 yrs. old. East side. fireplaces, Irg walk-in closets, deck, fenced yard, appis, lots of new Must see cond.

1702 East 21. $110,000. Call 237-4272 22. Commercial Property FOR RENT part or all: 7500 sq. ft.

4 overhead doors, offices baths. Fenced yard, good location. Call 237-9007 FOR RENT: 1 small warehouse bath, very clean, 237-9007. O'QUINN REALTY Commercial Industrial Sales Rentals 472-1117 26. Ranch-Land-Farms For your Farm Ranch Property Needs Call Gold Star Land Company 234-6186 38.

Help Wanted EXP day bartender exp. Also, New Year's Eve help wanted. Apply in person Viking Restaurant, 2740 E. 3rd. HAIR DRESSERS: I invite anyone thinking about a change to have a look at On Stage Hair Designs; rent $250 or work commission.

(Must have cliental). Xint location. 138 Kimball or call Gloria 237-4846 HELP WANTED Engine Compressor Mechanic wanted for gas processing company. Must have exp. in trouble shooting analysis of engine problems, ranging in size from 40hp to 1000hp engines compressors.

Applicant will have to re-locate to Worland WY. Moving expenses will be paid. Send resume and references to: P.O. Box 482 Worland, WY 82401 MANUEL, Sales, secretarial skills, $6.50 per hr, vacation paid holidays, Call LaFawn at Trademark Personnel, 234-8181 MECHANIC wanted. Fast growing John Deere Ag Dealership is accepting applications for qualified field shop technician.

Strong background in tractors hay tools Fringes incl. vacation, 401K, insurance, overtime. Send resume or call Jerry, Lathrop Feed Equipment, PO Box 9290, Casper WY 82609 307-265-1870. An EOE MEN Women wanted. Expanding our Casper business Need 6 new people.

Pay $280 a week per company program. High School Diploma your own car req. Will train. Call between 10AM 5PM. ask for Mike.

265-7447 NEED exp driver with CDL clean driving record. Full-time. Must be dependable Call 237-9692 38. Help Wanted EXP First class wait person avail for both sh.fts. Apply Chef's Coop 1040 Center.

NOWCAP is looking for a dedicated volunteer to set up our comuter lab work on an Apple lIE. 237-9146 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST program serving children from birth to 6 yrs. Send resume to: Executive Director, Developmental Preschool, 715 Shields Laramie, WY 82070 or call 307-742-6374 for more info about position. EOE PART- TIME or live-in aide for quadriplegic. Call 237-6856 POSITION OPENING: Police Person.

Town of Baggs. WY. Job entails ordinance enforcement. groundskeeping, water and sewer plant operation. Peace officer training, water and wastewater certification.

Salary negotiable. Applications may be obtained by calling (307)383-7335. Application deadline: 4 p.m., January 11, 1994. PRE ROOM Rent in exchange for part-time assistant motel manager. 234-1948 or 577-1263 SALARIES RAISED Highland Park Community Church is hiring nursery child care workers, exp.

refs req. Pick up applications at 411 Walsh Dr SUBSTANCE ABUSE Outreach Counselor eves afternoons, transport clients, co-facilitate groups, conduct substance abuse evaluations Bachelors degree, member of recovering community Salary nego. according to training exp. Benefits. Fremon' Counseling Service.

Send resumes to Job Service, 409 Lincoln Lander. WY 82520 CASH for clean, mobile homes CY Mobile Homes, 5050 CY 234-6030 or 265-4442 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Buy any new 1994, 16 wide in the month of Dec. receive new free. Hidden Hills MHP, 265-6229 FOR Sale Spacious immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 bath, mobile home on lot, appis stay, woodburing stove. 237-7219 after 5 except wknds.

HOMES FOR SALE: Ready to move in to. 2 3 bdrm. Reasonable rates. Hidden Hills Mobile Home Park, 265-6229 36. Out-Of-Town SELECTED OFFERS 38.

Help Wanted 7-11 needs full-time clerk. Apat 1455 McKinley or 3 N. Curtis, Evansville. ADMINISTRATIVE GRANTS SPECIALIST Campbell County, WY, Government is seeking a professional to administer grants under federal, state private aid programs. Responsibilities will include providing technical assistance to program participants, monitoring to ensure state federal law compliance, proper use distribution of funds timely submission of required reports documentation.

Requires Bachelors degree 2 years of progressively responsible experience in business or public administration with emphasis In grant writing management. Salary range: $30,582. Respond to Dianne Riley, Office of the Commissioners, 500 S. Gillette Suite 212, Gillette, WY 82716. Responses must be postmarked by for consideration.

EOE ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY for non-profit resource referral agency. Requires excellent Word Perfect, bookkeeping, office management, interpersonal skills. Ability to work with tight deadlines. Associate degree with three years minimum experience. Salary $17,000 plus benefits.

Send cover letter, resume, 2 current references to Wyoming P.A.R.E.N.T., 1807 Capitol Cheyenne, WY 82001 by January 3, 1994 BINGO WORLD is accepting applications for callers, floor walkers, concessions. Apply in person, Thursday, 2- 4pm, 341 East St. CAREER in fine jewelry sales. Retail exp refs required. Must be able to work mall hrs.

Apply in person Hytrek's Jewelers, Eastridge Mall. CODY American Legion Baseball Club is accepting applications for Head Coach for the '94 season. Send letter resume postmarked no later than Jan 22 to: Cody American Legion Baseball, PO Box 1213, Cody, WY 82414. COLLECTION MGR. Regional CO needs a self starter with proven track record in collections.

Good verbal written skills a must. We offer paid vacations, paid holidays, participatory health insurance. Send resume Accounting Director, PO Box 460, Mills, WY 82644 DAYCARE van driver: 23 yrs. good drivers record. Apply 4150 Poplar.

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced chair person, full package benefits, per Call LaF awn at Trademark Personnel, 234-8181 DRIVER OTR Are you enthusiastic, caring dependable? Would you enjoy a driving opportunity with a company that truly appreciates their drivers? We have health life insurance, pd vacations, rider policy, 401K retirement, bonuses. We require a clean MVR 2 yrs. over the road flatbed operations, relocation not necessary. EOE. Lock Trucking, Wheatland, WY 307-322-2640 DRIVERS NOT ONE BUT THREE OP.

PORTUNITIES! North American Van Lines, has openings for owner operators in Relocation Services, Blanketwrap and High Value Products. The choice is yours depending on experience level and type of operation. Tuition free training for the inexperienced driver. Attractive tractor purchase programs available. Call 1- 800-348-2147, Dept.

CS-96. DRIVERS Swift Transportation is looking for experienced and inexperienced OTR Truck drivers. We are seeking Drivers with a professional outlook to operate our new, and late model equipmeni. We also have a training program available for individuals interested in entering this challenging field. For more information on this opportunity please call our recruiting specialist at: 1-800-635-0892 DON'T DELAY, CALL EOE DRIVERS for Cheyenne based 48 state machinery hauler.

Must have 1 yr OTR exp. P.D.Q. Transport. 632-5017 EXP Breakfast Dinner grill cook avail for all shifts. Apply Chef's Coop.

1040 Center EXP certified single handed welders, immediate opening Big Piney, LaBarge area. Pay nego. Call 276-3913 eves ask for Scott Gillette route source for additional money About 3 to hours of work, mornings, prior to 6:30 a.m., could be a source of additional income for you or your family. Consider delivery of newspapers for Wyoming's newspaper, the Casper Star-Tribune, in southwest Gillette. Responsibilities involve delivery of bundles to carriers, stocking vendor delivery to individual homes.

Estimated gross profits are about $700 each 4 weeks, depending on the number of homes you deliver to and the volume of vendor sales. Territory involves areas southwest Gillette, along 4-J Rd to Hidden Valley. Hours may fit well for homemakers, self-employed persons, college students, retired persons and others. Apply now. Casper Star- Tribune Circulation office Call 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m., Mon. thru Fri. or before 10:30 a.m., weekends Phone 1-800-442-6916 or 1-266-0550 Apply now for profitable Evanston delivery route Here's an opportunity to earn money in Evanston by delivering newspapers for Wyoming's newspaper, the Casper Star Tribune. Service Evanston subscribers south of 1-80, in subdivisions along Hwy 150. Estimated gross profits are about $450.

Our truck arrives in Evanston about 5am. Hours and responsibilities may be attractive to homemakers, self-employed persons, retired persons, and others. Apply now. Casper Star- Tribune Circulation office Call 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon.

thru Fri. or before 10:30 a.m., Sat. and Sun. Phone 1-800-442-6916 or 266-0550 DOUGLAS Services are bert and Maude (O'Dell) McClelpending for Elizabeth J. Beatty, land.

Survivors include her sister, 71, who died Dec. 21, 1993, at Dorthy Stevens of Douglas. Michael Manor in Douglas. The Converse Funeral Chapel Mrs. Beatty was born Feb.

18, of Douglas is in charge of ar1922, the daughter of William Al- rangements. IRS pursues payments of delinquent parents WASHINGTON (AP) The Internal Revenue Service is on the trail of a painting contractor who hasn't made a child support payment in five years and owes his ex-wife and two children more than $70,000. And there are signs that the man, one of Virginia's most elusive and delinquent dads, may be getting nervous. His ex-wife, who spoke on condition of anonymity, says the man called her mother after receiving a letter from the IRS recently and her before disappearing again. that damn law off my her mother remembers him saying.

The case of the painting contractor, who owes $16.000 in legal fees and $74,000 in child and spousal support, is one of 698 especially knotty child support cases that have been turned over to the IRS under a new pilot project. The demonstration, involves child support cases with an average debt of nearly $21,000, may also be a forerunner to sweeping changes in the child support enforcement system. President Clinton has promised to improve child support collections as part of his overhaul of the Distributor needed for Edgerton, Midwest area Earn about gross profits as the Casper Star-Tribune distributor in Edgerton, Midwest, and Gas Plant. Start your day in time to complete delivery by 6:30 a.m.. Newspaper deliveries involve to 2 hours every morning.

Newspapers arrive in Midwest around 1:30 a.m. each day. Extra income for homemakers, self-employed persons, retired individuals, and others. nation's welfare system. His welfare reform task force estimates that while the potential for child support collections exceeds $47 billion, only $13 billion a year is actually being paid.

Part of the gap can be traced to cases in which a child support award was never established, due largely to the failure to establish paternity for children born out of wedlock, the task force said in a confidential draft. But the gap in potential collections is also due to a failure to collect on child support awards in place, as well as a failure to update awards as the absent parent's income improves. The administration, says a senior official, sees the IRS playing a bigger role in child support collections under welfare reform. The task force also recommends that all child support awards be updated regularly through an administrative process, rather than going through the courts, to reflect any increases in the absent parent's income. Its plan also calls for a federal child support enforcement clearinghouse that would contain the names of all absent parents and the amounts they owe.

Casper Star- Tribune Circulation office Phone 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon. thru Fri or before 10:30 a.m., weekends 1-800-442-6916 or 1-266-0550 Supervise Star-Tribune route carriers in Lander Earn good money coordinating Lander carrier deliveries for Wyoming's Casper Star-Tribune. One person is needed Monday thru Friday and we're looking for a second person to work weekends. Customer relations, updating subscriber lists, selecting and training carriers and route drivers, and growth-related activities are among the responsibilities of the positions.

You'll be based from home. Some early-morning a and early-evening work involved, often at your convenience. Great hours for homemakers, self-employed persons, and others. Please call without delay! Casper Star- Tribune Circulation Office Call 8 a.m. 5 p.m., Mon.

thru or call before 10:30 a.m., weekends 1-800-442-6916 or 266-0550.

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